1. |
Remember That Day?
05:43
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Remember that day?
The last words he ever said,
You heard them didn't you?
You heard them, didn't you?
Remember that day?
When school got over early
You picked me up
and you took me to the arcade.
Remember that day?
Well, how could you ever.
Those days never happened at all,
And all I can do is pretend.
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2. |
Falling
06:30
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All I know is I'm lying down.
They all stare at me with a frown.
The plants all seem to have grown,
Stretching into the vast unknown.
If I climb how far up will I reach?
If I fall will I hit the ground?
Am I falling?
Am I still lying down?
Am I falling?
Have I hit the ground?
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3. |
Benefit Of Doubt
02:59
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4. |
Unstill
06:02
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The water is standing still
as it seems to stagnate.
Soon, it will evaporate.
And then they will see
The rain.
Falling down
Into the ground.
Nothing ever does stagnate.
It all rises up
Just to fall again.
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Stoned Seahorse Bangalore, India
Stoned Seahorse is the solo project of Bangalore-based musician Shrawan Banerjee.
That's pretty much it.
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