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Let This Feeling (TOS: Return to Tomorrow)

from Song Trek by Adam Sakellarides

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Something out there is calling to us
As we get closer, the voice will become clear
We've obligations to FIND who and what
We take the risk by greeting all of our fears

Let this feeling wash over me / it’s engaging / fascinating
Let this feeling wash over me / it’s entrancing / keeps me dancing

Meet a consciousness outside normal views
Exchanging places - and yet I feel fine
You ask to borrow us so WE can assist you
We offer ourselves an exchange of our minds

Let this feeling wash over us / it’s exciting / it’s enlight’ning
Let this feeling wash over us / risk essential / our potential

To have a body can lead to temptation
Whether tis lustful or simply envy
They must bid each other ONE last farewell
All civilizations need guidance and boundaries

Let this feeling wash over us / moments lastin' / it is passion /
Let this feeling wash over us / risk essential / our potential
Let this feeling wash over us / it’s exciting / oh it’s enlight’ning
Let this feeling wash over us / risk essential / our potential

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from Song Trek, released October 22, 2014

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Adam Sakellarides Los Angeles, California

A native southern-Californian, Adam started writing songs on an old guitar from the 70s that his parents won in a raffle. He sings about love, science, politics, socially awkward people, and things like that. Now armed with witty lyrics, catchy melodies, and a bunch of mediocre jokes, he's ready to entertain you. ... more

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