1. |
Intro
01:06
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2. |
Fall Out of Love
03:58
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Calling all quacks
I urge for the itch
Now stitch my wounds
Tumbling back
Feels like every day is Katmandu
But I have not peaked
No I have not seen the summit yet
Meanwhile I leak
Vital fluids so it drives this car to drink
Guess we’d better fall out of love
Get back to your roots
Uproot the fruit that did not suit
Happiness is trash
I mutter as I count the ants I smash
Ordering peace
If you want to get through to me
Call the police
If you want to see scrutiny
The drugs they sooth me
But don’t re-tool me
It’s like watching a plane crash in a movie
I’ll still stay groovy
Sound spiralling through me
Can I ever be too free
Dancing wizards will never fool me
I’d wait for the moment forever
Search through time and space
Beyond my own body, and constructs
I’ve found a place
Of rest and wonder
Where I never thought I’d be
I’m sorry
I guess we’d better fall out of love
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3. |
Misery Remedy
03:29
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In an era of smooth contradictions
Scrap the facts and the allographs
Now this might be my sullied opinion
A 1984 epitaph where
Cities are run with
Martyrs and guns
A midnight sun
Is breaking and heating
Though you have pondered greatly,
As of lately you have found yourself in a situation
Where you are a contributing force
To the source of your ire
It feeds off your desires
No lit fires for the
Missing town criers
No respect
In a deck filled with twos an threes
The queens are gone but the kings are still shuffling
You could shine a light
When everything is faded in the darkest of nights
You could save my life
When everything’s distorted, you make things right
Now you can speak how you’d like and cause friction
Over my thought but under the diction
Of the civilized
Back with your civil lies
We all go to bed in our own disguise
I feel so patronized
When I’m told: be nice
The process
My focus
Is how I stabilize
You could shine a light
When everything is faded in the darkest of nights
You could save my life
When everything’s distorted, you make things right
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4. |
Interlude
01:18
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5. |
Culture and Wine
03:20
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Pitter-patter on the sidewalk
As we talk
Contentious things
Flying in converse
But I don’t believe a thing
When you use words like utilize my god don’t patronize
You sure seem to like topics in where you say
I’m philosophically debating, You’re mass debating
But translating for no one
Don’t be afraid
Your strength of argument is only contradicted when you vent
You’ve got your dignity
Amidst the irony
That your soliloquy
Was blurted aloud
You can still save yourself
It’s all self-help
Just think before you speak and
Back up
Take a picture
Make a fixture in your mind
Breath in
A new mixture
Just a whisper of culture and wine
Though we are all naive
I’m trying to believe
That if we move our feet
We can…
Start to facilitate
We can jive and recreate
A funky little groove that goes a little something like.... this
You’re lavish
It’s magic
So tragic
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6. |
What We've Lost
04:07
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While I sit
Bit by bit
Start to itch
I could feel a light
Touching me
Leading me
From my tree
To an urban life
I’ve got impeccable timing
I’ve got these words I seldom use
If it were not for my writing
How could I
Ever be lost
Inside this state of mine
From what I’ve seen so far I’ve lowered expectations
Full marks from my heart if you’ve escaped your parents basement
I left the woods of peace for a concrete world of animosity
I can’t believe what I’ve lost
Now we’re drowning in the deep end
While you’re living with the new trend
Of making up a title in order to sound vital
So upon a stock market crash you won’t need your bible
When it comes to business and art
One stems from greed and one from the heart
Praise the artists for living so humble
Drained like the sap from a tree in a jungle
I’ve got impeccable timing
I’ve got these words I seldom use
If it were not for my writing
We can’t believe what we’ve lost (anyway)
We can’t believe what we’ve lost (anyday)
How could I
Ever be lost
Inside this state of mine
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Lutra Lutra Edmonton, Alberta
Lutra Lutra is an Edmonton based band consisting of Garreth and Katrina Burrows, Will Smith, and Denis Frigon. Formed in 2014, Lutra Lutra is dedicated to the mantra 'recognizable, but different'. By acknowledging the need for new, fresh sounds while also paying homage to the music that paved the way for current groups, Lutra Lutra continues to hone their sound and continue to create ... more
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