Dog Eaters

Out of the darkness

Posted on 05.31.21 under Uncategorized

Like Sea & Sky

Posted on 05.28.21 under Uncategorized

As the dream fades away, into the rising sun
Another hopeful one, is lacing shoes to run
Is it flight or courage, is it fight or fear?
Will you look her in the eye, to prove that you’re sincere


Like sea and sky, you and I will never meet
Eye to eye, I will deny we can be complete
Like sea and sky, you and I will never meet
Eye to eye, I will deny we can be complete

Cutting straight to the bone, you told me right on the phone
Truth morphs to the crazy zone, and then you’re on your own
Fell for the trap of gold, had more than I could hold
It slipped right through my hands, built my castle on sand


Like sea and sky, you and I will never meet
Eye to eye, I will deny we can be complete
Like sea and sky, you and I will never meet
Eye to eye, I will deny we can be complete

Secrets whispered in my ears, confirming all of my fears
It has taken this many years, to finally shed some tears
Lessons learned from the past, mutual feelings don’t last
Flushed from my brain so fast, with a hormonal blast


Like sea and sky, you and I will never meet
Eye to eye, I will deny we can be complete
Like sea and sky, you and I will never meet
Eye to eye, I will deny we can be complete

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released May 16, 2021
Written, performed, recorded by Malcolm Wong
Photo by Junko Wong

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Shadowed

Posted on 05.12.21 under Uncategorized

Phantoms in the night haunt my sleep
Hiding in my mind shadowed and deep
Kiss the bittersweet frost from your smile
Drown in memories I drink to survive

Phantoms in my sleep
Shadowed and so deep

Screaming as the drama gets intense
Cry through the trauma of a sad romance
Searching for my missing common sense
I watch myself wreck my last chance

Phantoms in my sleep
Shadowed and so deep

Wasting away I hunger for your touch
Playing the fool so it doesn’t hurt as much
Turn back the clock to the place we used to be
Only to find it wasn’t reality

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released May 12, 2021
Written, performed, recorded by Malcolm Wong
Featuring the baritone sax stylings of Frank Southecoro

Photo by Junko Wong

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Urban foliage

Posted on 05.03.21 under Uncategorized