Kaleo — I Want More
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Homegrounds
Feels like the weight has been lifted away
But if she leaves me there, I won't run
Please pass it on, carry me down
All you need to know is I want more, more
Looking for more
I want more, more
I want more
So light
Hold back the night, wait until it's right
But then you fold your hand into mine
Watch as the waves, fall back into place
So, don't you leave me there wanting more
More, like before, more
I want more, more
I want more
Turn back, leave all you had
Forgive, I'll forget
'Cause what we need is what we once had
Time won't stand still
Just say you will
Because I need you there
If you leap I'll come
Falling too
Running deep till that
Rivers through
I don't mind what you have to do
I won't think less, less of you
Yes, I want more, more
Looking for more
I want more, more
I want more
Old grounds
Feels like the weight has been lifted away
So don't you leave me there wanting more
Feels like the weight has been lifted away
But if she leaves me there, I won't run
Please pass it on, carry me down
All you need to know is I want more, more
Looking for more
I want more, more
I want more
So light
Hold back the night, wait until it's right
But then you fold your hand into mine
Watch as the waves, fall back into place
So, don't you leave me there wanting more
More, like before, more
I want more, more
I want more
Turn back, leave all you had
Forgive, I'll forget
'Cause what we need is what we once had
Time won't stand still
Just say you will
Because I need you there
If you leap I'll come
Falling too
Running deep till that
Rivers through
I don't mind what you have to do
I won't think less, less of you
Yes, I want more, more
Looking for more
I want more, more
I want more
Old grounds
Feels like the weight has been lifted away
So don't you leave me there wanting more
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I'd like to push a large pumpkin into that mouth, just for the hell of it ... those teeth and he sounds like George Ezra ... too much too old..
jwolf8609 wrote:
That's his happy face.
great teeth...
That's his happy face.
FlatCat wrote:
Just your daily existential crisis.
What an awful, creepy picture.
Just your daily existential crisis.
You just played that beautifully arranged backt to back with Peter Gabriel Book of Love. Amazing!
sqqqrly wrote:
Do they shave yaks there?
MIT alumni know...
If you consider what the western world has done to poodles over the last century, NO, they do not shave Yaks, but they do clip them; also sell the hides to Ecco , the shoe manufacturers. Most Yak countries are declining in Yak ownership as herders become farmers.
Do they shave yaks there?
MIT alumni know...
If you consider what the western world has done to poodles over the last century, NO, they do not shave Yaks, but they do clip them; also sell the hides to Ecco , the shoe manufacturers. Most Yak countries are declining in Yak ownership as herders become farmers.
Sounds like he chewed on a tube of Crazy Glue.
I can sing this with my teeth clamped together and sound almost like him.
I can sing this with my teeth clamped together and sound almost like him.
mzuther wrote:
I noticed annoying distortion in the vocal as well. And I'm listening at 320kbps on Bose QC-35 headphones at moderate volume.
I recommend opening the mouth during singing. It really does help with the articulation.
Edit: I really like the singer's expressive way of singing. However, his voice sounds like the lips were stitched together for the performance, probably due to an error in production or mixing. As we are accustomed to notice the tiniest changes in human voices, this unfortunately means that I cannot enjoy listening to this song. What a shame!
Edit: I really like the singer's expressive way of singing. However, his voice sounds like the lips were stitched together for the performance, probably due to an error in production or mixing. As we are accustomed to notice the tiniest changes in human voices, this unfortunately means that I cannot enjoy listening to this song. What a shame!
I noticed annoying distortion in the vocal as well. And I'm listening at 320kbps on Bose QC-35 headphones at moderate volume.
This album cover is pure marketing. But I really feel they made a mistake in their choice. In marketing, it's called a hook or pattern interrupt. Even though it does get your attention, it doesn't match their music.
FlatCat wrote:
That's his happy face.
What an awful, creepy picture.
That's his happy face.
iankhmerhunt wrote:
That'll be Bhutan, the happiest place on earth.
Not sure they need bankers, but there is a good amount of yak dung, which could be a direct analogy?
Do they shave yaks there?
MIT alumni know...
That'll be Bhutan, the happiest place on earth.
Not sure they need bankers, but there is a good amount of yak dung, which could be a direct analogy?
Do they shave yaks there?
MIT alumni know...
FlatCat wrote:
If there were walkers coming up behind him, it would fit right in.
What an awful, creepy picture.
If there were walkers coming up behind him, it would fit right in.
Silvervanman wrote:
That'll be Bhutan, the happiest place on earth.
Not sure they need bankers, but there is a good amount of yak dung, which could be a direct analogy?
They don't care about negative comments. They live in Iceland. A place where bent bankers get jailed instead of rewarded. Happiest place on earth apparently.
That'll be Bhutan, the happiest place on earth.
Not sure they need bankers, but there is a good amount of yak dung, which could be a direct analogy?
FlatCat wrote:
Nice choppers, though.
What an awful, creepy picture.
Nice choppers, though.
cptbuz wrote:
I had to look it up - I thought it was George Ezra...
edit: I won't be buying any album based on this listening.
sounds fresh off the American Idol tour... bland, ordinary, forgettable.
I had to look it up - I thought it was George Ezra...
edit: I won't be buying any album based on this listening.
FlatCat wrote:
Just channeling our simian ancestors! Love the energy and cut loose exuberance of it!
What an awful, creepy picture.
Just channeling our simian ancestors! Love the energy and cut loose exuberance of it!
They don't care about negative comments. They live in Iceland. A place where bent bankers get jailed instead of rewarded. Happiest place on earth apparently.
Punkysoup wrote:
Ratings skewed by users with broken speakers who rely on only the album art to rate songs.
Wow... surprised at such low ratings on this one, right out of the gate!
Ratings skewed by users with broken speakers who rely on only the album art to rate songs.
sounds fresh off the American Idol tour... bland, ordinary, forgettable.
I recommend opening the mouth during singing. It really does help with the articulation.
Edit: I really like the singer's expressive way of singing. However, his voice sounds like the lips were stitched together for the performance, probably due to an error in production or mixing. As we are accustomed to notice the tiniest changes in human voices, this unfortunately means that I cannot enjoy listening to this song. What a shame!
Edit: I really like the singer's expressive way of singing. However, his voice sounds like the lips were stitched together for the performance, probably due to an error in production or mixing. As we are accustomed to notice the tiniest changes in human voices, this unfortunately means that I cannot enjoy listening to this song. What a shame!
Open your mouth when you sing.
What an awful, creepy picture.
Áfram Ísland!!
Really liking this band. Way Down Now is grossly overplayed by the radio stations....I am glad I am hearing their other stuff!
Wow... surprised at such low ratings on this one, right out of the gate!
oh, new one from Kaleo- i like!