L.Y.R. Live Most Intimate 60-Seat Gig | Goldmark Front Room

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🎶 L.Y.R. | Live at the Goldmark Front Room | April 2026
An intimate evening with L.Y.R. — poet, songwriter, and producer — captured live before the start of their 2026 UK Tour.
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AI GeneratedA poetic exploration of loss, memory, and the commodification of art and nature. The narrative weaves through imagery of gallery gift shops, personal relics, and the haunting presence of a departed figure, contrasting the sterile nature of consumerism with the raw, visceral pain of grief and the weight of inherited burdens.
Hooks in the sweat lodge of a gallery gift shop
Staggers out punch drunk for a half hour lunch break
Then roams the zen gardens of the gentrified margins
Strolls through riotous petals forged from recycled metals
Sometimes I think of you
Somewhere in between sunscreen
I've once moved me too
My Guernica jigsaw
Who will buy my Mondrian stress ball?
Basquiat skateboard
Or Van Gogh Carlo
Shower cap Rothko
How did we lose so much?
Lose so much
The store she works in sounds paisley and snakeskin
She thinks of vintage thoughts among camel hair coats
They pass on the escalators between all saints and spec sailors
Phased by abstract sculpture
Sometimes I think of you
Deep down in the shallow hole
Through the ocean too
Sometimes I think of you
I've once moved me too
How did we lose so much?
Lose so much
Who will buy my Guernica jigsaw?
How did we lose so much?
Lose so much
What's not to love?
The Kandinsky phone case
The Brancusi lampshade
Sometimes I think of you
Sometimes I think it's true
Do you think of me too?
Sometimes I think of you
Sometimes I think it's true
Do you think of me too?
Who will buy this wonderful morning?
Such a sky I never did see
Who will buy this wonderful morning?
Put it in a box for me
Who will buy my Guernica jigsaw?
Happiest in the dark room
Conjuring shadows and shades
Running film through your dry fingers
Keeping ghosts in their graves
And you could handle a steering wheel
Rounding the corners and bends
Watching the movie of life play out
Through the windscreen's lens
But you were never good with horses
Were you my dear?
Always took a step backwards when they came near
Couldn't bear to look
In the dark rock pools of their eyes
Couldn't hold your hand flat
And offer your sugar cube lies
It's all too much for you
It's all too much
It's all too much for you
Thanks for the dried buttercups
Pressed between faded pages
Thanks for the tropical butterflies
Pinned in their glass cases
For the snow white rabbit's foot
Screwed to a key fob
All of my thanks
A skull studded with precious stones
Sharks in their glass tanks
But you were never good with horses
Were you my dear?
Always took a step backwards when they came near
Couldn't bear to look
In the dark rock pools of their eyes
Couldn't hold your hand flat
And offer your sugar cube lies
It's all too much for you
It's all too much
It's all too much for you
Said a man with his own telescope
Isn't especially strange
To be a collector of doll's houses
Is fine for a guy of your age
I said look at their pretty ankles
And smooth coats
Look at the grey and the black
But you wanted the painted wooden kind
You could rock this way
But you were never good with horses
Were you my dear?
Always took a step backwards when they came near
Couldn't bear to look
In the dark rock pools of their eyes
Couldn't hold your hand flat
And offer your sugar cube lies
It's all too much for you
You were never good with horses
Were you my dear?
Always took a step backwards when they came near
Couldn't bear to look
In the dark rock pools of their eyes
Couldn't hold your hand flat
Stands up on its own when you're not around
Smells like a dog, smells like it drowned
And the arm that plucked the buttercup
Still throws a decent uppercut
Whatever you got in your pockets there
A fingernail and a hank of hair
Twenty quid and a rolled up dollar
A soft toy choked in a pitbull's collar
It's a great coat fella
Climbing the stairs from the locked up cellar
It's a great coat alright, now that you're gone
Just never asked me to put it on
Lined with satin, hemmed to cuff
The iron fist and the velvet glove
Turning your shadow into a coat
As darkness embodied a master stroke
Here's the avenue, here's the address
Windows bordered, gardens a mess
Here's the gibbet, a peg on the door
And the great coat hanging right down to the floor
Under its weight they're buried alive
Under its wing the raven flies
But I'm ditching you brother
Dropping you off on the piss stained steps
Of the charity shop
It's a great coat fella
Climbing the stairs from the locked up cellar
It's a great coat you'll worship
Blooms like a zeppelin, glides like a washer
It's a great coat alright, now that you're gone
Just never asked me to put it on
Plucked the buttercup, still frozen
Decent, hop and cut
It's a great coat fella
Climbing the stairs from the locked up cellar
It's a great coat you'll worship
Now that you're gone
It's a great coat fella
Climbing the stairs from the locked up cellar
It's a great coat you'll worship
Now that you're gone
It's a great coat fella
Climbing the stairs from the locked up cellar
It's a great coat you'll worship
Now that you're gone
It's a great coat fella
Climbing the stairs from the locked up cellar
Dr. Freud, we'll see you now.
