Patrick Lawrence is just a simple poet from the heart. His music is as inspiring as it is explorative. Centred around the human experience, him armed with his guitar is usually enough. Sometimes humorous, sometimes raw and real and absurd-there are several directions his web reaches out to. This is his beautiful, romantic single, Forever Home.
The person you love becomes your home after a while. It’s just hard to imagine not having that presence. Patrick Lawrence writes such a poem, something that resonates with us all. Simple, soothing acoustic guitar creates the premise for this poem. The energy is an emotional and creatively deceptive one. When the ambient strings flow in, you’ll find yourself fighting tears.
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The kind of harmonics that surround are also gentle but reminding consonants for this drama to unfold. It is a slow build, honest and real. As raw and approachable he makes it sound, this is a polished gem if you’ll ever know one. Pay close attention to the lyrics, and you’ll witness a master in the making. Whether you compare him with the greats or with other songs he has written, we are leaps ahead of the talent he displayed in his first single.
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It comes to no surprise that this doctor is as skilled in writing music as he is balancing these two passions. Fate and Toaster Song remain my favourite, though this has climbed the ranks pretty quickly. Listen to Patrick Lawrence with his gorgeous outpour of love here and follow him for more to come:
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Self professed metalhead, moderately well read. If the music has soul, it's whole to me. The fact that my bio could have ended on a rhyme and doesn't should tell you a lot about my personality.
