1. |
Slipping Away
06:31
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The tighter I hold it, the faster it fades
The tighter I hold it, the faster it fades
I can feel it slipping away
I can feel it slipping away
I know what your going through
Believe me honey its not just you
And I know what your going through
The more that I know, the less that I say
The more that I know, the less that I say
I can feel it slipping away
I can feel it slipping away
When I rest my head, will it rattle my bones
If I get to heaven, will it feel like home
And what will they say, as my body wastes away
What will you do, when your time is all through
Will you, what will you do
I know what your going through
Believe me honey its not just you
And I know what your going through
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2. |
Sun Coming In
03:34
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Right about now we can
Take a breath so full of life
Feel so happy I could burst
Take some time to
Sit back, relax, enjoy the ride
Let this moment be your first
Crack the window
feel the wind blow
Make a nest out of your hair
Feel the water
Tell Your Sons and daughters
That love will always be theirs
Ohhhhhh, right now
Ohhhhhh, Somehow
Feel the sun, coming in now
Feel the sun
Feel the sun, coming in now
Feel the sun
Underwater, looking upward
From the bottom to the top
bolt of lighting, But I am not frightened
Upside down, and out of luck
By the river, the sight just sends me shivers
Sitting lazy at the bend
Sunny weather, let’s put our heads together
Memories don’t have an end
Ohhhhhh, right now
Ohhhhhh, Somehow
Feel the sun, coming in now
Feel the sun
Feel the sun, coming in now
Feel the sun
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3. |
She's In Love
04:58
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She’s in love with her TV screen
And she looks into it as she looks into me
She’s in love with her tv screen
And she looks into it as she looks right through me
She’s in love with her TV screen
There’s yellow and red and theres blue and theres green
Shes in love with her TV screen and she looks right
Through me, through me, through me
Line after line, time after time
Keeps together with stitches and twine
Line after line and time after time
Keeps on thinking that eveything’s fine
You look at yours and I’ll look at mine
Keep on thinking that eveything’s fine
Oh line after line, and time aftertime
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4. |
Waves Overhead
05:49
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Give me a sec
I need to catch my breath
Caught up again
Waves overhead
Hold me under
Come up again
And I need a little break
Made some mistakes
Start again
God only knows where I'm going
God only knows where I've been
I hope you'll understand
I hope you'll take my hand, and I
Don’t know where I’m going but I ain't comin' back for a while, for a while
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5. |
We're Here to Help
05:47
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Lets have a conversation, Red, White and Blue
This Administration, what a band of fools
They say summer is here to stay now,
Would you pray, would you pray for rain now
Just one drop
And you tell me it will be ok now
You say for goodness sake now,
Just my luck
Oh icecaps they are melting, what’s a man to do
Close your eyes, cover your ears, we’ll see this through
Don’t Live in Isolation, be with your crew
That look of consternation, I share it too
They say summer is here to stay now,
Would you pray, would you pray for rain now
Just one drop
And you tell me it will be ok now
You say for goodness sake now,
Just my luck
Oh icecaps they are melting, what’s a man to do
Close your eyes, cover your ears, we’ll see this through
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Shorebreak Deep River, Connecticut
Shorebreak is part of a growing wave of Connecticut River Valley bands committed to writing and performing original music. Led by singer-songwriter Sharif Okasha, the songs pull from a wide range of musical styles, and range from indie pop to reggae, rock, folk and blues. Supported by R. Maxwell on lead guitar, P. Riordon on Bass, and M Keyes on drums. ... more
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