Lyrics: "Here Is The Light"
The deepest repent is coming tonight, I turn off the light
Don't leave yet... repeated
A pale colored boy, and sister are cheated
The needle will bite and sting
When we will arrive, we'll bring...
Peace in this evening, I turned on the light and everyone's grieving
Here is the light Oh let it shine through me
Here is the light Oh let it burn and burn
The needle will bite and sting
When we will arrive, we'll bring...
The needle will bite and sting
When we will arrive, we'll bring
This torturous cycle to burn, burn, burn
When we will arrive, we'll sing
Jimmy Gnecco:
AlternativeSinger / SongwriterRock
New York
Websites:
OURS Official Website · www.ours.net
Jimmy Gnecco Official Website · www.jimmygnecco.com
Twitter · oursmusic
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Jimmy Gnecco is a singer, songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, and front man for the band Ours. He was signed to Dreamworks in 1997 and Ours' first record 'Distorted Lullabies' was released in 2001 and produced by Steve Lillywhite and Gnecco. Their follow-up record 'Precious' was produced by Ethan Johns and was released in 2002. For their third record they would sign with Rick Rubin's label American Records. Gnecco teamed up with the production genius of Rick Rubin for 2008's release 'Mercy' (Columbia/American). In 2010, Gnecco released his highly anticipated self-produced first solo acoustic effort, 'The Heart' and followed it in 2011 with the release of 'The Heart: X Edition' in which Gnecco built upon the intimacy of his solo album with a lush full band version of the record. OURS finds new ways of creating modern masterpieces by following up 'Mercy' with a re-inspired and resurgent self-produced release 'Ballet the Boxer 1' in 2013. The new album builds upon the moody, soulful and epic sound captured on 'Mercy', but with a greater sense of urgency that transcends the music's emotional pitch.
Ours and Gnecco have received worldwide acclaim from critics and fans for their live shows and for Gnecco's dynamic voice and songwriting style, and both have developed a cult-like following that continues to grow.