1. |
Golden Parachutes
03:09
|
|||
|
Reflections of indigo, bright as the days of old
Rain pours, I never see the rainbow anymore
I said my goodbyes to butterflies, and prizes of a lifetime
Are you satisfied?
Let me fly with you with golden parachutes
I hope I land on a field of blossoms
And I hope you're right next to me
You've been driven away to the edge
Do you see what's ahead?
Let me fly with you with golden parachutes
With golden parachutes
I don't know if I'm ready
Stay on course, stay steady
Just let me fly with you
Let me fly with you with golden parachutes
|
||||
2. |
Cereal
02:59
|
|||
|
Every morning, you'll wake up and smell coffee and bagels
I'll send you off, wave goodbye and peek my head through the door
I'll send you a text to say hello for no reason
A familiar scent drifts through the air, I remember (remember)
The sweet bowl of cereal
Each morning
How wonderful
How wonderful it was
From dawn to night, I'll worry and hope you're alright
I hope you notice all the time I put in your arrangements
Don't waste it
Was this how she felt when she set up the table to give us (give us)
A sweet bowl of cereal
Each morning?
How wonderful (wonderful)
How wonderful it was
Now, I miss and treasure the days when she gave us
A sweet bowl of cereal
Each morning
How wonderful
How wonderful
It was
|
||||
3. |
Always
03:47
|
|||
|
Always, always
There's a cloud overhead
It seems to follow, seems to follow wherever you go
Always sitting in the walls you have built
Dark days, a flower needing water
Decaying, disappearing for days on end
Slowly, wilting away from existence so
Always, always
There's a cloud overhead
It seems to follow, seems to follow wherever you go
Always
Your light is left in broken fragments
Gone are the days when you were a dreamer
Will you ever find your calling? (Calling)
Will you ever find salvation? Oh
Always, always
There's a cloud overhead
It seems to follow, seems to follow wherever you go
Always (always)
Oh
Always (always)
Oh
Always, always
There's a cloud overhead
It seems to follow, seems to follow wherever you go
|
||||
4. |
Bloom
01:11
|
|||
5. |
Whats The Point
03:47
|
|||
|
The same routine, craving caffeine
The same old scene, chasing green
So fatigued, rinse and repeat
Well, we live in that reality
Oh, what's the point of all of this
If I can't give you my time?
What's the point, living this way
If I can't be there for you?
Oh
We'll give ourselves to those who have us on their strings
We'll play pretend like nothing's even crumbling
How much longer can this go on in vain?
We'll slip one day, trapped insane
Oh, what's the point of all of this
If I can't give you my time?
What's the point, living this way
If I can't be there for you?
Oh
What's the point of all of this
If I can't give you my time?
Oh
|
||||
6. |
In The Dark
03:12
|
|||
|
Never-ending headaches through the days
I can't keep the pain at bay
And I have so much to say to you
Ten years have come and gone
I can't say that I gave you my all
I left you in the dark to die
Not once having tried to save you
I should've never left your side
Should've went toward your faded light
But I left you alone
You haven't been eating well
Sleepless nights, you're overwhelmed
I'm sorry I wasn't on your side
I'll take the time to make it right
And I have so much to say to you
Ten years have come and gone
I can't say that I gave you my all
I left you in the dark to die
Not once having tried to save you
I should've never left your side
Should've went toward your faded light
Toward your light
Toward your light
I left you in the dark to die
I should've never left your side
I left you in the dark to die
Not once having tried to save you
I should've never left your side
Should've went toward your faded light
I left you in the dark to die
I should've never left your side
Oh
|
||||
Peach Luffe Toronto, Ontario
Peach Luffe is a Canadian indie dreampop band
If you like Peach Luffe, you may also like:
Sugar World (members of Naps) make fizzy twee pop with acerbic charm and wry hooks.
go to album
No More Summer Songs
by Phantom Handshakes
Heavenly dream pop from New York, Phantom Handshakes surround tender melodies with cloud-like keys & guitar.
go to album
Outsider/Unusual
by Alicia Clara
Breezy, sunny, strummy indie pop from Montreal's Alicia Clara provides an escape from the winter doldrums.
go to album
Oh Uncertainty! A Universe Despairs
by Blood Cultures
The mysterious masked group Blood Cultures returns with a record of bubbling, tuneful synthpop.
go to album
Under The Weather
by Candy Moore
Sweetly melancholy bedroom pop is rarely as actually vulnerable and personal as it is in this Australian artist's hands.
go to album
A delicate bedroom pop EP (no pun intended) that captures the woozy anxieties of an insomniac period.
go to album
Can't Be Depressed
by Shiny Times
A new album of perfect low-key gems from Kim Weldin of Tape Waves' unassuming bedroom pop side project Shiny Times.
go to album
