Gun

Mook – Folk Rock Artist

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Repetitive, not good really. My definite least favourite song on the album.

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Mook

Alternative, Singer Songwriter, Sheffield, Liverpool, England, Pop, Blues, Grunge, Acoustic, Guitar, Matthew, Matt, Mezzo, Folk, Rock,

Hello! I'm a singer/songwriter hailing from Liverpool, U.K., Now based in Sheffield, U.K. I am a recording artist only, have stopped the whole gigging thing for the time being at least.

So, I’ve set this up to publish my music and get a bit of feedback from y'all... Obviously there’s more to me than this, but I doubt anyone cares anymore than I want to tell you, so Just listen!

"Gun" by Mook is an Alternative production available on SoundClick. It provides textures that deepen the overall emotional resonance. A solid entry in the alternative space, crafted with care and intention. Looking for a royalty-free Alternative track to license? "Gun" by Mook is available with a free Creative Commons license on SoundClick.

Song Info

Genre

Alternative • Alternative General

Charts

Peak #577

Peak in subgenre #187

Author

Matthew Lever

Rights

Matthew Lever

Uploaded

April 14, 2009

Track Files

MP3

MP3 2.4 MB • 128 kbps • 2:40 minutes

Story behind the song

Trapped in my room, as a teen, I (thought I) had this idea of what the inside of a ‘recluses’ mind would feel like. It’s bullshit really, in lyrical and musical content.

Lyrics

Our story begins a long time ago,
A man, the hills, the cold winter snow.
He lived a life of cold misery,
Up on the mountain, where no one could see.

He drank, and smoked his cares away,
An insightful man, without much to say.
He sat by the window and watched the world go by,
He saw his reflection, he saw himself cry. 

He’d lost his way, but found his gun,
His body was cold but his barrel was warm.
He looked to a window to a better place,
He saw his reflection but this was not his face.

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