11:34

I mentioned the other day my desire to put together a band, and my history of songwriting for an imaginary spacerock back. Over the next few days, I'll be spoonfeeding you an over-sized taste of the first album, which is called Hello. The name of the band is called Second Wave, and therefor, the first album ends up being "Second Wave Hello". This will all make sense eventually, but not today.

11:34
Long, Black Box
That The Baby

Take A Minute To Breathe
Peanutbutter & Jellyfish Sandwich

Smile For Me

Lost
The One
Lying To Myself
Boat To Merrilay
Terrible Disease

And now, the album opens with "11:34". It runs around 2 minutes, and is sort of an interlude into the album. It leads into "Long, Black Box".

"11:34"
by
Rush Montgomery III
What does it mean? Is it a dream?
Is it a sign? A message through time.

You think it's true, that each day is new,
But you're never told, it's infinately old.

You'll never know, [Falling at an ever-inceasing rate - ]
Which way you will go, [This time you call His name - ]
But some day you'll find, [I only hope that He will be there for you - ]
you've run out of time. [This time.]

Time. Time. Time.