Not Unarmed

from Unidentified Funk Objective by Rob Coonrod

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lyrics

I'd like to sit and watch
As the Earth sets
In the horizon of the sun.
I'd like to run around
With my bare feet
Burning from the sandy ground.
I'd like to sound the fire alarm
So that everyone can hear
That we're not unarmed
There's no reason to be alarmed.
No reason to be alarmed
No reason to be alarmed...

Well I sat down Sunday
Forgot about Monday
Into space I flew away
But that's just what they say
Everything can be summed up
Into one little...
One day we will hear them say
Do you want to come and play?
But something's in the way
Of playing today.
We're playing today.
Playing today...

We've come too far
To give it up now
So live it up somehow...

Moth wings, Buddha balls
Bells ring in elephant halls
The shell sings for ocean walls
Encasing the toothless whale call
Look me straight in the ear
And listen to what I hear
Here and there.
Here and there
Here and there

We've come too far
To give it up now
So live it up somehow...

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from Unidentified Funk Objective, released May 16, 2013

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about

Rob Coonrod Los Angeles, California

Rob “Fire” Coonrod is a guitarist, singer and songwriter hailing from Interlochen, MI. He studied Classical and Jazz guitar at Interlochen Arts Academy and then at CalArts and has taken influences from his many travels abroad to Europe and South America. Rob is currently living in Los Angeles playing acoustic rock shows and rocking out with his band, Three Trees. ... more