Broken Sonnet
And now I concede on the night of this fifteenth song
of melancholy, of melancholy
and now I will admit in this fourth line
that I love you, that I love you
[refrain]
I don’t care what they say
i don’t care what they do
[chorus]
Cause tonight, I’ll leave my fears behind
’cause tonight, I’ll be right at your side
The clock on the TV says 8:39 PM
it’s the same, it’s the same
and in this next line, I’ll say it all over again
that I love you, that I love you
[refrain]
I don’t care what they say
i don’t care what they do
[chorus]
Cause tonight, I’ll leave my fears behind
’cause tonight, I’ll be right at your side
[bridge]
Lie down right next to me, lie down right next to me
and I will never let go, will never let go
[adlib]
[chorus]
I’ll leave my fears behind
Cause tonight, I’ll be right at your side
[bridge]
Lie down right next to me, lie down right next to me
and I will never let go, will never let go
[adlib]
[coda]
Still, I see the tears from your eyes
and maybe I’m just not the one for you
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Hale
Hale, the band that promises to highlight their musical versatility and excellent vocalism in alternative rock genre and yet emanates a very sad undertone that they describe as “melodrama.” (melodious drama) All from the southern part of the metro (Las Pinas, Alabang and Paranaque), Hale is composed of Champ Lui-Pio’s (lead vocals and guitars)heart-on-sleeve vocals and the group’s songwriting exude feelings and melody, much to the delight of the melancholic youth in search of a like-minded voice. Roll Martinez (guitars and vocals)with his lyrical powers, believes that there’s so much to spell in words through songs where exudes a very ironic yet compelling poetic piece, “Broken Sonnet”—the band’s first single with EMI Music. In synch with Sheldon Gellada’s expertise on bass, he also contributed heartfelt and experience-based songs infectious to his personal musical influences that excel in his instrumental virtuosity to grandiose rock. And with then-sessionist Omnie Saroca on drums, an artist whose music used to steep in cool mainstream reggae now switched to melodic rock.
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