1. |
Okay
02:58
|
|||
|
There is no one
No there is no one for me
I have no one
No I have no one, but me
Oh it's a complicated situation
That I'm in right now
I fear I'm near
And I panic at the thought
But its shine gives me such a jolt
It hurts and heals
What I feel
I'm okay
But I've been better
It rips through me
And I rip like paper
There is no one
No, there is no one I see
I have no one
No I have no one, it's just me
Oh, every time this happens
It just seems like I am stuck inside these walls
Though they are thin as cardboard
And so I etch and carve myself out
Of this pumpkin I'm supposed to call
My home
And I try to hold myself together
I'm okay
But I've been better
It rips through me
And I rip like paper
I won't say
But it shakes my body
There is no one
No, there is nobody
Nobody quite like you
Oh look what you made me do
There is no one (there is no one)
There is nobody (there is nobody)
There is no one (there is no one)
There is no body (there is no body)
|
||||
2. |
Stupid Game
03:35
|
|||
3. |
Siren Song
03:01
|
|||
|
The sound of your heartbeat
When you're fast asleep
Mermaid to Ulysses
You got me swimmin' seven seas
To get to you
Sailor let me sing to you
Won't you listen to
Listen to my siren song
You fool
They've strapped you to a pole
So that you don't lose control
This song I've been singing for years
Sailors unplug your ears
To get to you
Sailor let me sing to you
Won't you listen to
Listen to my siren song
You fool
Don't rock the boat now...
Ulysses listen to me
I will give you everything
And I will sing for free
Ulysses I'm all you need
|
||||
Lorrie Doriza New York, New York
Greek-American composer and performer. Loves melodies and high notes.
Lorrie Doriza recommends:
Where Is My Mind? - Single
by The Good Johnsons
Mostly electro-lounge, dance versions of songs from your parents' favorite decade. The Carpenters, Tom Jones, Mama Cass, they're all in there. Take a stroll and listen!
go to albumIf you like Lorrie Doriza, you may also like:
Truth or Consequences
by Chelsea Rose
The former Summer Twin steps into her own on a sophisticated solo record full of classic pop sounds and starry-eyed optimism.
go to album
Year Of The Spider
by Shannon and the Clams
The new LP from Shannon & the Clams brings more gutsy garage rock, with Southern-fried melodies and tasty licks.
go to album
Just in time for Halloween, this low-lit electropop record pairs sugary hooks with harrowing themes.
go to album
Darkly dramatic synth-pop with airy vocals that paint a grim but still hopeful portrait of our present day.
go to album
The Montréal pop artist's latest album honors the possibilities of self-love.
go to album
