The Haze from Labyrinth by Jeff and Maya Bohnhoff
Lyric © 2019 Jeff Bohnhoff
Music © 2019 Jeff & Maya Bohnhoff
Tracklist
| 2. | The Haze | 5:51 |
Lyrics
I’ll dance the dance.
I’ll be the fool.
Red light from the setting sun
Reflects on stagnant pools.
The past is present
In every war we fight.
Old statues crumbling
In the crimson light.
I hear a well worn song.
An old melody that frays.
It’s hard to see a future
Looking backward through the haze.
Driven by old stories.
Brittle fallen leaves.
Shape the past for present need.
Never have to grieve.
Memory like thickets
Of ancient moss choked trees.
Branches catch the wind and sigh
Forlorn reveries.
I hear a well worn song.
An old melody that frays.
It’s hard to see a future
Looking backward through the haze.
Credits
Maya Bohnhoff - lead vocals, backing vocals
Jeff Bohnhoff - guitars, drum programming, synths/keyboards
Mike Mallory - bass
Chris French - saxes, sax orchestration
Mary Crowell - piano
Betsy Tinney - cello
License
All rights reserved.
Jeff and Maya have an identity crisis. Their music is sometimes uproariously funny parody (like their spot-on "Bohemian Rhapsody" parody "Midichlorian Rhapsody", or hauntingly beautiful, like "Road to Jerusalem" or "Manhattan Sleeps". One way or another, their music will create strong emotions. Jeff and Maya have been creating music together since 1979, and plan to continue for some time to come.