1. |
No Sides, Just Circles
03:39
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No more radicals
No more moderates
No more conservatives
No more foolishness
War is foolishness
I need
the time
to make
you feel
aware
of the
purpose
of our
living
in love
it’s not
a way
to be
when one
is not
civil
mindful
how to
care for
others
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2. |
Floating into Frame
01:12
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3. |
Urban Pastoral
02:51
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(lyrics by Omri Malul)
Tender obsessions you wear me as armor
I'll never know
Floating like feather protected by graces
That never show
Till...
When the clouds are gathering
Theatricality is queen
Surrender to the rise and fall
Of shadows past in full control
Hold my hand and pull me in
Apologetically obscene
In possibilities we roam
Tonight we will rewind the storm
And we dance
Shall we dance
Hey.... baby....
Get ready...
Surrounded by the dogs of war
Abandon ship and swim to shore
Old smile of time will show defeat
This chase will never be complete
The gift of turning shit to gold
Always doing what you're told
And now they caught you by the skin
No angel is without a sin
Within
Within
Hey... Baby..
Get... Ready...
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4. |
On the Move
03:03
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5. |
Hologenerated
05:33
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6. |
Improvisation #17
02:26
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7. |
Black Freighter
03:43
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Ruminations Winooski, Vermont
Greg Bonsignore (gregbonsignore@gmail.com) is a Winooski, Vermont-based musician that plays experimental, indie, electronic,
ambient, lo-fi, garage, acoustic, psych music, using guitar, bass, vocal, MiniMoog, Thor synth, Mellotron, iLectric Piano, iGrand Piano, DM1, FunkBox, and GarageBand.
For upcoming shows: www.facebook.com/ruminationsmusic
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