Opaque Glass from Lifiatus by Pete Roberts
A commentary which has a lethargic approach to dealing with a daily struggle to work through the ‘funk’ or ‘fog’ caused by malaise, anxiety, dred… suggesting that it would be ok not to think or feel as a way to cope with the struggle. Many people think that mental illnesses that cause negative trains of thought are as I’ve questioned simply “in my head”, which in ways they are and aren’t…
Tracklist
| 2. | Opaque Glass | 3:02 |
Lyrics
And it won’t hurt not feeling at all,
‘cause thoughts can control wandering souls.
And I’ll try not to take my senses all for granted
but when dread drowns days it’s hard to see past
Opaque glass and butterflying hinges.
I’m stale bread crumbling on a mono-sail ride.
Is it all in my head?
And it won’t hurt not feeling at all,
‘cause most feelings get lost or are hard to control.
And I’ll try not to segregate my intentions
but when goal posts grow it’s hard to get hold of,
Opaque glass and butterflying hinges.
I’m stale bread crumbling on a mono-sail ride.
Is it all in my head?
Credits
Guitar and vocals by Pete Roberts, Saxophone by Aaron Johnson. Recorded by Adrian Corke. Mixed by Geoff Hook. Mastered by Michael Lynch @ Shoehorse Sound. Track art photo by Pete Roberts.
License
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Pete resides in the Camden Haven area of the Mid North Coast of NSW, Australia, Pete delivers his own style of acoustic indie folk/rock, infused with passion and sentiment. He incorporates a variety of unconventional delivery methods and instruments into his live shows, making him an incredibly memorable one-man show!
Pete’s talent and enthusiasm ensures his audience is completely engaged.