1. |
Mothers
03:36
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We are all born from a mother first
Then we go out into the world unrehearsed
Sometimes I wish I could throw my life in reverse
and go back to when I was
Loved and safe
Mothers sweet embrace
Nine months
of the demons kept at bay
Loved and Safe
and innocent in the womb
Miracle of life that is you
As life goes on we all make our mistakes
Hurt the ones we. love when we can't defeat the pain
I know sometimes
She seems the one to blame
Just remember that there was once a place
Where you were
Loved and safe
Mothers sweet embrace
Nine months
of the demons kept at bay
Loved and Safe
and innocent in the womb
Miracle of life that is you
We all need to love our mothers
without them we wouldn't have each other
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2. |
Sister - Brother
02:16
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Sister Brother how ya been
When will I see you again
Sister Brother do you remember when
We were best friends
As we grow up and we grow apart
Go off into our lives lookin for a place to start
A new life and have
A family we call our own
As the years pass by I suppose
Its just the way that life goes
And I just want you to know
You held me up and you pushed me around
No greater love can be found
Than the one we share
and I just want you to know I care so
Tell me what you need
Tell me how to help
Without you I wouldn't be myself
Tell me what you need
Tell me how to help
Without you I wouldn't be myself
Sister Brother how ya been
When will I see you again
Sister Brother do you remember when
We were best friends
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3. |
Ohana
02:48
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Something about this
feels like home
Something about you
I already know
Something about this
Deep in my soul
Tells me
Were family
Something about the
Sound of your laugh
Something about it
tells me we go way back
Something about the
Look in your eye
Tells me
Were family
I know the feeling of being alone
Lost in the world all on your own
But now that I found you
This I know
Something about this
feels like home
Something about you
I already know
Something about this
Deep in my soul
Tells me
Were family
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4. |
Fathers
03:54
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5. |
Shadows
02:51
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Now that Ive come around
Is the pain just too much to face
So many lies in the way
Of saying what we need to say
Send me back into the shadows
and tell me that I made a mistake
now that Ive come around
Ive been a broken man
With a broken soul
Never wanted to learn
How to let it go
Ive been a broken man
With a broken soul
Want to heal these wounds so
Ive just got to know
Now that Ive come around
Can we truly love again
All the walls are breaking down
All the light and hope ascends
Feeling free in the truth
Now that Ive come around
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6. |
Everything will be Okay
03:05
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Is there anything left to hold onto
Now that you are gone
Memory just isn't enough
Neither is a song
I just wanna know when you'll be coming back this way
Cause then and only then Ill know
Everything will be ok
I know its time to go
I said goodbye a thousand times
Never to your face
Only in my mind
I just wanna know when you'll be coming back this way
Cause then and only then Ill know
Everything will be ok
Tell you what lets call it even
Ill be leaving too
Then you can sing this song for me
Just like I sang it for you
Is there anything left to hold onto
Now that you are gone
Memory just isn't enough
Neither is a song
I just wanna know when you'll be coming back this way
Cause then and only then Ill know
Everything will be ok
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7. |
Bloodlines
02:49
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They say thereʻs something about you
That you can't change
They say thereʻs something within you
That makes you strange
But we all share the same blue
Coursing through our veins
All so very different that it
Makes us the same
Following bloodlines
tracing it back to the source
All of these bloodlines
Can you really claim it as yours
All of these
Bloodlines
They say there's something that's coming
A sickness inside
Nothing your can do about it
Its your body
And there's nowhere to hide
But we all share the same blue
Coursing through our veins
All so very different that it
Makes us the same
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8. |
Outro
01:04
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Maluhia Hawaii
Kauai based multi-instrumentalist Maluhia, meaning peaceful in hawaiian. Is a Filipino, native Hawaiian musician who looks to blend genres and styles to create music that evokes the meaning of his name,
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