1. |
Wonder
04:02
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I am patient.
I am ready.
I am waiting,
arms wide open.
I am bursting.
They say I'm glowing.
Must be able
to tell from my face.
I don't know if I can wait that long.
I am full of
all this wonder.
I am patient.
I am ready.
Wish you could meet her,
she'd be so happy.
I am waiting,
arms wide open.
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2. |
Caught
04:07
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You got caught
in between my camera
and the Christmas tree.
And you blocked
all the lights in a way
that made halos sing.
You got lost
in your favorite blanket
and a brand new book.
And you thought
this was ours
till we gave it away.
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3. |
Protest Sweater
01:30
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To be frank I feel some kind of fear about the countdown.
The ball could drop on me.
But let's say, oh, 2017's a wash.
Cause, yes, it could have been better.
Let's knit a protest sweater.
I'll admit I've read too many lists,
too many wrap-ups
(the year-end variety).
There's been a lot of takes about this year.
And, yes, it could have been better.
Let's knit a protest sweater for next year.
This next year will be better if we
stand up and make some noise.
Stand up,
raise your arms high,
and make some noise.
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New Lenox Chicago, Illinois
A revolving cast of characters making an annual Christmas & Winter themed three-song EP
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