1. |
Make It a Weapon
04:30
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love, i let you down again
you needed me
i wasn’t there
but look: i say it tearfully
i love you now
i loved you then
hopefully you’ll forgive me
and let this slide into the past
forget you were mad at me
and burn the memory
oh, no!
i feel for you, brother
i’m sad for you, sister
but i’ll take your pain and make it a weapon
friend, come have a drink with me
i need to get this off my chest
i heard some thing i can’t believe
and don’t know what to do with it
hopefully ...
you’ll say something to finally put my mind at ease
forget you were here with me
and burn the memory
oh, no!
i feel for you, brother
i’m sad for you, sister
but i’ll take your pain and make it a weapon
my sympathies, love
for the loss you’ve endured
my sympathies are yours
oh, no!
i feel for you, brother
i’m sad for you, sister
but i’ll take your pain and make it a weapon
words by Dainéal parker
music by Lone Kodiak
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2. |
Tiny Muscles
04:07
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Tiny Muscles
Tiny muscles in your face say something's not right
Something's wrong
Little movements along your laugh lines say something's not right
Something's wrong
And I worry, and I worry 'bout my friends back home
Will they ever make it out of that shithole town?
And I worry, and I worry 'bout our future, love
Will we ever figure out where we went wrong?
Subtle changes in the weather clouding your mind
Brewing storms
No animation in your voice
Just grunts and shrugs in place of words
And I worry, and I worry 'bout my friends back home
Will they ever make it out of that shithole town?
And I worry, and I worry 'bout our future, love
Will we ever figure out where we went wrong?
I just wanna bathe in the warmth of the sea
Look back onto the beach and see you waving at me
Get us caught in the storm, lost on on the mountain
Start a brand new life in the company of trees
And I worry, and I worry 'bout my friends back home
Will they ever make it out of that shithole town?
And I worry, and I worry 'bout our future, love
Will we ever figure out where we went wrong?
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3. |
Come On Home Now
03:49
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4. |
PDX '97
03:55
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We were seventeen
Summers full of runaways on Glisan Street
We were bored back then
Time was an illusion; we ignored the trick
I wanna hear my favorite songs sung by you
I wanna hear my favorite songs sung by you
It was a sight to see
Two lost souls stargazing on a cardboard sheet
You came in close to me
Don't get all excited – it's too cold to sleep
I wanna hear my favorite songs sung by you
I wanna hear my favorite songs sung by you
She said
It doesn't mean I don't love you
Just need some time to myself
I wanna hear my favorite songs sung by you
I wanna hear my favorite songs sung by you
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5. |
Bones
03:50
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Watching you grow up, I thought
"This is what it feels like to be somebody's sunshine"
This is the good life
Thought you would wake up
But you just wouldn't open your eyes
Guess you fell asleep
I don't think I can wait
Until my bones feel the weight of my soul again
Listening to your chest, I thought
"This is what it sounds like: the rhythm of an ending life"
Think we'll be alright
Carrying you around in our phrases and our words
Singing them in song like you would
Don't think I can wait
Until my bones feel the weight of my soul again
Every time we talk about you
Someone laughs, someone cries, everybody knows
You are a song that can't be written
About a force that can't be reckoned
Yeah, that sums it up
Don't think I can wait
Until my bones feel the weight of my soul again
Lyrics by Dainéal Parker
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6. |
Walk the Earth
03:55
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LONE KODIAK Los Angeles, California
Lone Kodiak is an LA-based, unhinged rock band consisting of Daniel Alden (bass), Josh Harris (drums), Ben Palmer (guitar), and Dainéal Parker (vocals/guitar), and is following up their 2020 EP "Demo Tape" with their debut album "If We Have a Future" in 2024, which is on sale now. ... more
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