"The Sleep" a Geir original

[Geir]

New song, very rough take. Two guitartracks one bass and one vocal (recorded with the first guitar)

The Sleep

w/m: Geir

Performed and recorded on BR800 by Geir
Morgan Acoustic Guitar
Ibanez bass
Behringer B2 pro mic

~~~~~
Can hardly lift my feet
my mind is slipping, drifting free
I hear a distant call
from right beside me, or not at all

Dreams and visions
merge to one
a maze of thoughts
the slide's begun

can hardly raise my head
my vision's blurry, eyelid's dead
I see a turn up front
It's behind me, I can't go on

clouds and sunshine
merge to one
a haze of thoughts
the slip has come

--

noise and music
merge to one
a crazy thought
the sleep has begun

[SE]

Great laid back feel,sounds excellent, no rough take to me this is so dreamy and cool, maybe some acoustic fill in between the vox, but only my opinion, top class!!!

[Oldrottenhead]

wow this is beautiful geir i love the structure of this one, some of the chord changes remind me of jimmy webb at times, you are flying high my viking friend.

[T.C. Elliott]

I agree that the laid back feel works great. The vocals are good and that bass is perfect. Not in the way but helps the song along.

[Bluesberry]

Very good Geir.  Reminds me of something, but a totally original Geir.  Pink Floyd from the "Echoes" era, perhaps is what it makes me think of, a mellow and very lyrical David Gilmour.

[Flash Harry]

Gotta lurve those cool drifty 9ths.

Dreamy and chilled. It's a great sound and lovely bass line. Fab song Geir.

[Tony W]

brilliant Geir. I don't know anything about 9ths, but this was a mood setter of a song. Nice dreamy piece of heaven.

[SwanSong]

Geir very well done..original from u . like the nice easy flow
to the song. great vox. love all of your songs thumbs up NEIL

[OsCKilO]

Gotta lurve those cool drifty 9ths.

Whats a 9th?



As for the tune....

"Can I get a F**k Yeah!"

Thats what I think of it!

[Ferryman]

Great dreamy song Geir, wonderful performance and lovely chord structure. Really nice lyrics that creates a very cool atmosphere. Lovely work.

Cheers,

Nigel