1. |
Crime of Love
02:37
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Run away
Run away from your crimes of passion
Run away from the crime of love
Lyrics by Dan Rosen
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2. |
The Fog
03:43
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He used to come on Sunday
They'd drink till dawn on Monday
Then drunkenly she'd drive his car
He'd fall out on the back seat
And sing those songs he wrote her
On his broken little black guitar
Then one day
Those record men they heard him play
They signed him on and he was gone...
"We put you on the map boy, we made you a star"
And now on endless weekends
She's divin off the deep end
Smokin cigarettes in whiskey bars
While Tuesday he plays Tokyo
And Saturday the late show
And Sunday Royal Albert Hall
Lyrics by Dan Rosen
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3. |
Waiting Music
03:47
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I know you want me
I know you need me
So why are we playin these games
These thoughts and these feelings
They are deceivin
But they're comin back just the same
So come on...
Just come on...
Lyrics by Dan Rosen
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4. |
Meaning and Reason
04:35
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I search my mind's frozen memories
I find scenes there buried
Scales of time
Past lives I...
Once was a dragon with silver green patterns
And eyes like red lanterns
Scratching circles in the sky
But now bills pile high
On my green ugly counter
And I'm on the couch
With that fucking TV buzzing
I search my mind's frozen memories
I find scenes there buried
Scales of time
Past lives I...
Once was a gypsy who fled Hitler's city
Through barbed wire and snow field
To the free land beyond
But now I drive taxis for rich men unhappy
Who stare out from nothin
While my radio drones on
Lyrics by Dan Rosen
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5. |
She Says, "i love you"
03:18
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You said you'd love me,
that you'd take the heat
Cause I'm from the wrong side of town
But you've got your friends
and your family to please
and I've got my hole in the ground
Sharice if I'm holdin you back
If I'm drivin a wedge between
You and your fantasy
I would go back to my streets
I would never look back to see
That you have forgotten me
Lyrics by Dan Rosen
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6. |
Casanova
01:37
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I seen you on the dance floor
You work her over
Your like some Casanova
But I know you
From way back when
Before your looks
And all your friends took over
Your gettin older and colder
But not closer
Just older
Never closer
Lyrics by Dan Rosen
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7. |
It's Gotta Be
02:58
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Well I can hear them screwin
From the floor above
And I remember when we used to do that
Then we'd stay up all night and talk my love
Spend our days like lazy cats
But that was ten thousand lives ago
And well you know
The clocks they don't turn back
I took your picture from my wall last month
Made me wonder
If you were ever here at all
Were you ever here at all?
Lyrics by Dan Rosen
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May Family Reunion St. Petersburg, Florida
May Family Reunion are an avant-garde experimental group led by singer/songwriter Dan Rosen. Originally emerging from Asheville, North Carolina's underground music scene but now based in Florida, Rosen crafts uniquely original songs. A mixture of post-punk, ambient, electronic and folk music, May Family Reunion have their own sound; their own visionary world and ethos. ... more
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