Tollgate
I’m leaving
I’m buckling tight
I turn on the radio
I’m driving out of sight
And i’m in the freeway
The lights are lost in your eyes
Things have been said
I’m lost in my head
It’s time to go home
I’m moving so fast
I can’t look back
The streetlights are changing
They mean nothing at all
Maybe i’m stranded
I’m stuck in this place alone
I look out the window
Tomorrow help me find
Let’s call it a day (4 times)
(instrumental)
It’s over
I’m turning off the lights
This day maybe filled
I’m hearing of you
And i don’t have a clue
Tomorrow you’ll go(4 times)
Tomorrow you’ll come
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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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