1. |
A Pearl To Hide
03:53
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I could always change my mind
Even when the universe was locked in time
I could always see the world
From a viewpoint that was solely mine
Just take it slow
And listen deep
There’s still miles to go
I’m always outside looking in
Reaching out for answers that I’ll never get
A misfit so misunderstood
Even closest friends think I’m lost for good
Just take it slow
suspended grief
from all this disbelief
Can’t you see it deep inside?
It’s Just a Pearl to Hide
Hidden from the harshest light
That’s the beauty of the soul divine
Can’t you feel it’s time to change
It’s ok there’s so many ways
Get back to the primal source
To begin on another page
Breathe in all the fullest space
Breathe out all the endless grace
breathe in all the fullest space
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2. |
Werewolf Heart
04:05
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I got a werewolf heart
underneath the moon
I'm tracking you close
I'm out of time
I'll be there soon
I got a werewolf heart
I’ve been inside too long
confined in the spirit
now I'm unleashed
and back out on the road
I see with werewolf eyes
I watch you all the time
see the heads all chatter
on the internet too
yeah I’m watching you
I got a werewolf mouth
and its hungry tonight
I’ve been running wild
running for miles
I'm ready to bite
I got a werewolf heart
underneath the moon
its not so bad
cause I love you baby
let me prove it to you
You stole my heart
You bled me dry
now I wander all alone
underneath the maudlin sky
You stole my heart
now it's do or die
I got to get you back
or I'm just killing time
I got a werewolf heart
in this furry suit
I didn’t complain
cause it was warm at night
lying next to you
I got a werewolf mind
and its wandering
won’t you tell me why
you left me all alone
out here trembling
you stole my heart
you bled me dry
Now i wander all alone
underneath the maudlin sky
you stole my heart
you made me cry
hear my howlin at the moon
I’m just killing time….
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Kevin Max Nashville, Tennessee
Born with a signature vocal style & multiple octave range, singer Kevin Max would go on to win 4 Grammy's & countless other awards with band dcTalk. In 2001, Max would leave the group & create a solo career starting with the album Stereotype Be, produced by Adrian Belew. Garnering a deeply loyal audience, Max has continued to make music in various genres including rock, electronic & spoken word. ... more
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