1. |
Bread Alone
04:07
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Gotta leave town and get away
These faces don't look the same
It's a risk I'm taking
But he who risks nothing has nothing
Gotta unfurl my sails and catch the wind
These voices don't sound the same
It's a risk I'm taking
But I can't live on bread alone
I don't want to waste my time
I don't want to let it pass
I don't want to miss this turn
That'll take me home
I've watched a hundred moons wax and wane
But my attempts to connect have been in vain
Repeat Chorus
Old friends have fallen by the wayside
And a faithful friend is hard to find
It's a risk I'm taking
But I can't live on bread alone
Repeat Chorus
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2. |
Cocoon
04:07
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The kids spill out on the street
The ambitious man strides home
Under orange lights that dot the down
The night is incomplete without you like the moon and its missing piece
We get out from the noise
To the get out up above, the get-out
It's hard to take it in, in this cocoon
Looking forward, looking up, forward, looking up
We meet and then we part
The intervals are long
Like sporadic bursts of electricity
That keep us from burning out in the power cuts
We get out from the noise
To the get-out up above, the get-out
It's hard to take it in, in this cocoon
Looking forward, looking up, forward, looking up
As the heavens slowly opened
Streets were soaked and turned to rivers
And with our engines choking underwater
We were left looking forward, looking up
We get out from the noise
To the get-out up above, the get-out
It's hard to take it in, in this cocoon
Looking forward
We get out from the noise
To the get-out up above, the get-out
It's hard to take it in, in this cocoon
Looking forward, looking up, forward, looking up
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3. |
Oil and Water
03:42
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In the dead of night I feel the tide
I see the wreckage in the sea we left behind
All the places where we went have lost their names
All the churches where we stopped are empty frames
We were oil and water lying side by side
We did everything we could trying to collide
In the quiet hour you were hard to read
A predicament with no reprieve
All the places where we went have lost their names
All the churches where we stopped are empty frames
We were oil and water lying side by side
We did everything we could trying to collide
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4. |
Navigate
03:53
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The gold we have is losing all its shine
The fire we built is burning out this time
We're trying to find our way through all the smoke and flames
But from where I am we've reached the end again
What are we searching for?
I don't even know
We are so far away from what we've always known
We gotta navigate from here, oh
We gotta navigate from here
I'm going round in circles once again
But every way I go is a dead end
When I send a signal down the wire to you
Only silence speaks there's no way to get through
What are we searching for?
I don't even know
We are so far away from what we've always known
We gotta navigate from here, oh
We gotta navigate from here
We gotta navigate from here, oh
We gotta navigate from here
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Lorne London, UK
Berkshire-born singer-songwriter Lorne is a classically trained pianist, whose life has been shaped by
music.
After first listening to Peter Gabriel’s music in his teens, Lorne was taken by his sound and notes the musician as a great influence for his music.
Lorne's music has garnered support from BBC Introducing, 6 Music, Spotify editorial playlists and Music Week.
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