1. |
All I Ask
03:29
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For you to notice
That's all I ask for
For you to notice
When I can't walk through the door
When I can't walk through the door
For you to hold me
Thats all I ask for
For you to carry me
When I can't find the floor
Those times I can't find the floor
Today I can barely move my body
Though the fight never comes
I'm always ready to run
And so
For you to love me
That's all I ask for
For you to love me
Though we've been here before
I know we've been here before
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2. |
Terrible Thing
03:44
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Be careful with those threads
They'll soon unravel the more that is said
And be careful with you heart
It'll soon travel given the chance
It goes down, down, down
To the bottom of the sea
Down, down, down,
Longing to beat
Be careful with your dreams
They come back to haunt you
From wherever you buried them deep
For nothing's as it seems
You have to let go in order to keep
From going down, down, down
To the bottom of the sea
Down, down, down,
Longing to breathe
And it's a terrible thing
When you know it's the end
It's a terrible thing
When you know you'll just be friends
But it's a wonderful thing
The thing that we had
It's a wonderful thing
That we found
And it sounds like this
It sounds like this
It sounds like this
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3. |
Song for Lauryn
02:41
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The Gods who make the seasons
Have all put down their tools
They can't find any reason
Why they've been made fools
That's why you're left here standing
Crying at the sun
The path's been cleared for landing
And you've nowhere to run
Down where they house the feelings
They're working over time
There's too much fuel for burning
Too much pain to mine
That's why you're paying money
To just say to someone
The paths been cleared for landing
And you've nowhere to run
Until your hearts been broken
You've never seen the night
Until you've been cracked open
You've never seen your light
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Man at Sea Bristol, UK
Man at Sea is the moniker of singer-songwriter and composer David Hewson.
Described as a
cross between Rufus Wainwright and Thom Yorke, his songs combine sparse arrangements with soaring melodies, shot through with lyrics that have an existential thread and often a dark undertone, dealing with themes of identity and the modern-day loss of spirituality.
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