1. |
MEANT TO BE.
03:27
|
|
||
|
Some people want the whole world
I only need a little piece
Of this ground to stand on
Give me a little room to breathe
I’m constantly growing and never knowing
The beauty is in the balance and I have been beholding
The truth is more potent when you can really own it
The wheels are in motion, are you staying or going now?
Grateful for the ups and downs
Holding onto hope inside of me
Feel it coming back around
Finally I have been set free
Living in the past goes nowhere
Running through your days won’t bring you peace
Focus on the here and now
Whatever’s meant to be will be
You can’t stop the time
You’ll never get it again
You can’t press rewind on every day you spent
For every grain of sand fall in the hour glass
You’ve got to live it up like it could be your last
And then one day you find
Ten years have got behind you
No one told you where to run
You missed the starting gun
So I’m here today to define the line
Of what’s up to me or to the sands of time
I’ve got a lot to build with these hands of mine
I trust that it will be by design
Going forward even if it’s toward the unknown
Cuz you could never know where it’ll take you
Stay the path through the peaks and the valleys below
Watch the future unfold and make it come true now
Without a doubt
It’s all coming back around
Eventually, we all will see
Call it fate, call it destiny but it’s meant to be
It’s all happening and it’s meant to be
|
||||
aurorawave Los Angeles, California
aurorawave invites listeners into a world
where diverse influences converge, creating a sound that is uniquely
and
unmistakably it’s own. Masterfully harnessing the raw power of heavier genres and
intertwining it seamlessly with the smooth cadence of reggae, aurorawave is a
dynamic and genre-blurring force that encapsulates the band's unique musical
vision.
... more
If you like aurorawave, you may also like:
Wrapped In Cellophane
by Vessel
Crisp drumming cuts through the tangle of interwoven instrumentation on this cerebral yet groovy post-punk record.
go to album
Lost Themes IV: Noir
by John Carpenter
The latest installment of John Carpenter’s celebrated “Lost Themes” is now available for pre-order.
go to album
Bracing post-hardcore meets festival-ready rock on the Tokyo band's sharp new EP, mixed and mastered by Will Yip (Turnstile, Title Fight).
go to album
Essential Tremors
by Hooper Crescent
The Australian post-punk outfit's second album courses with unkempt kinetic energy, full of spring-tight basslines and hypnotic riffs.
go to album
The collaborative EP from two Seattle bands is an unexpected delight of dancey guitar rock with an appealingly tossed off vibe.
go to album
Death Us DO Part
by Turning Jane
Searing melodic hard rock from this L.A. group that takes no prisoners. Riffs & hooks galore.
go to album
Indie rock suspended between youthful ennui and youthful rage, hooky but cerebral and taut with rhythmic tension, just like the 90s.
go to album
