THE BAND:
PEACEFUL CACOPHONY
"because life is a contradiction in terms"
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"SPARE ME!" now!
from forthcoming EP "CORONASOMNIA"
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lyrics
Verse 1
You…..think you’re so clever
You are the mountain….to my endeavour
You…..want it all your way
You’re in my doorway, I’m on the highway
Chorus
Spare… me… from your attitude
It’s a platitude, not a point of view
Spare… me… from the altitude
Where’s the gratitude, so I don’t need you
Verse 2
I’m… not in your influence
Now that I’m swimming free, Out of the confluence
I… know my own mind now
Nothing you say or do, Is bringing me back to you
Chorus
Spare… me… from your attitude
It’s a platitude, not a point of view
Spare… me… from the altitude
Where’s the gratitude, so I don’t need you
Bridge
Rise…. Out of the ashes...Into the sky
Dead or alive
Rise….Out of the ashes...Into the sky
Chorus
Spare… me… from your attitude
It’s a platitude, not a point of view
Spare… me… from the altitude
Where’s the gratitude, so I don’t need you
Written by Denise Wise & David Donley Band "Peaceful Cacophony"
Album 'CORONASOMNIA'
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Shocking expose interview:
A journey of words, songs and video weaving the ideas of somatic healing into a discussion around thriving after stored trauma, PTSD and abuse has begun to raise its head in the body
“We like the name ‘Peaceful Cacophony’, because it's a contradiction in terms a bit like our lives. I wanted a positive word in the title, but nothing too cosmic. We all have this internal dialogue which is part-chaotic and part-peaceful depending on how much mastery we have over it. Musically something can sound like either of these things and ours in a collection of both. Even within one song there can be a rocky loud sound but it may have a peaceful soaring Middle 8 as a contrast. In nature we find this contrast within groups of differing bird calls. There can be a lot of singing and trilling, but the overarching effect is beautiful, like the juxtaposition of sounds in the jungles of Costa Rica” – Denise Wise
Radio Cambridge interview about "Spare Me":
Photo:
Visual Noise Photography
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