creates a surreal, dreamlike soundscape that blends themes of nostalgia and the passage of time. Through its intricate, nonsensical lyrics, it paints a vivid picture of ghosts haunting a patio. It uses the metaphor of a terrace—where time and reality blur—as a canvas for surreal imagery, comparing the scene to a "semiotic circus" and "grinding up chronology until it loses all control." The lyrics evoke a sense of surrealism, where the "phantoms" appear to be manifestations of the past, interacting with the present, and are ultimately "sucked back into the brickwork" as reality reasserts itself.more

Inspired by a quiet autumn walk through Liverpool, Flowers For Tomorrow tells the story of hope planted in ordinary moments. After watching an old gardener carefully tending forgotten flowerbeds, James Harrison imagined every flower as a promise to the future. Blending bright Hammond organ, jangly guitars and uplifting harmonies, the song became one of the warmest and most optimistic moments on Paper Skies.more

If you are not ready to switch off the light and give all your attention to this song, don't ever try to listen to it. This kind of song must be experienced in the dark, where the shadows take ovemore