1. |
I Dare You
03:28
|
|||
|
Word came through, made it all crystal clear to me
Opened the door, now I'm going where I should be
It took losing you to find my inspiration,
Put my hand on my heart here's my declaration
There's no turning back, cut the anchor
I'm finding my way, force of nature
I'm giving my all try to stop me
I dare you
Set the sails, it's not the time for settling down
Looking for an adventure outside of this town
I knew I'd get lost but now it's my story
I'm lighting the fire that will burn on with glory
There's no turning back, cut the anchor
I'm finding my way, force of nature
I'm giving my all try to stop me
I dare you
When the right time comes you know it, you know it
Gotta trust your gut, just go with the current
When the waters rush embrace the excitement
It's a high-risk game but I'm going all in
There's no turning back, cut the anchor
I'm finding my way, force of nature
I'm giving my all try to stop me
I dare you
|
||||
2. |
Calling
03:54
|
|||
|
Sat behind the wheel with no place to go but I drove off anyways
Can't stop thinking about you
Still learning how to say the right thing at the right time
No one should have to sleep alone through a cold night
When you are ready you know how to find me
Follow the sound of my voice I'm calling
It's okay to doubt this, just take one more step
And follow the sound of my voice I'm calling
It's easy to tell that pennies in wells
don't make wishes come true
Still out there searching, direction uncertain
But I'll leave a map on the bedside table
Feeling more human although it is painful
When you are ready you know how to find me
Follow the sound of my voice I'm calling
It's okay to doubt this, just take one more step
And follow the sound of my voice I'm calling
|
||||
3. |
Afraid
04:00
|
|||
|
Thought I saw you on the sidewalk, past me in the rain
One hand in your pocket, lonesome souls going through change
Constant winds of wonder blowing through your mind
Screaming silence give me comfort when the storm rages inside
But keep the window open I’m used to being cold
Thinking about driving into the other side of the road
Have you ever been afraid, I have babe
Have you ever been afraid, I have babe
You’re the needle and the thread, sewn into my skin
Feel you, but can’t see you, all your colors blending in
Hiding deep within the forest, try to escape when I can
When it’s really pouring, stand outside and let it cleanse
But keep the window open incase the door is locked
I need some kind of shelter from the lightning till it stops
Have you ever been afraid, I have babe
Have you ever been afraid, I have babe
|
||||
4. |
Wake Up
04:31
|
|||
|
Taking my time never seems to work out
I hope thinking things over will help
Feels like second guessing never seems to work out
Cause almost every time I’ve got it figured out
Something goes wrong, terrible wrong
And then I start to realize
Wake up I know you’re dreaming but I’ve got something to tell you
That tomorrow’s gonna be a better day
But I’m not quite sure how to say this
Maybe I’ll save it for a better day
Running around in circles always seems like such a waste of time
Maybe it’s what I really needed to figure out what’s going on in my mind
Feels like second guessing never seems to work out
Cause almost every time I’ve got it figured out
Something goes wrong, terrible wrong
And then I start to realize
Wake up I know you’re dreaming but I’ve got something to tell you
That tomorrow’s gonna be a better day
But I’m not quite sure how to say this
Maybe I’ll save it for a better day
Here I am once again blaming myself
There you are putting everyone on a shelf
I’m sorry that I broke my promise but you broke yours too
And I’m telling you that I love you
Wake up I know you’re dreaming but I’ve got something to tell you
That tomorrow’s gonna be a better day
But I’m not quite sure how to say this
Maybe I’ll save it for a better day
|
||||
If you like Raina Mullen, you may also like:
Better By Now
by Brooke Annibale
The indie-pop artist reflects on love and anxiety on her latest album.
go to album
The Edge of the Land
by Katie Spencer
Spencer's indie folk sophomore album was recorded live in the studio over the course of two days.
go to album
Sorry I'm So Sensitive
by Bea Stewart
The second EP from Northern Irish singer-songwriter Bea Stewart runs from gentle folk to pillowy pop ballads, all perfectly executed.
go to album
Love, Loss and Washing Lines
by Matt Hawkins
A dozen folky songs from this Brisbane musician recall the wit and romance of early Billy Bragg.
go to album
Introspective, homespun folk tunes from John Donne that feel informed by the sugary bleakness of '80s and '90s indie pop.
go to album
The tender UK psych folk on “Continuum” explores motherhood through song.
go to album
Little Anchor
by Bev Lee Harling
The first solo release in over a decade from Bev Lee Harling is a personal travelogue filled with euphoric compositions.
go to album
