The Maya saw the river between Mexico and Guatemala as a doorway: the dead crossed it by canoe and rose again.
In Lak'ech… Ala K'in. I am another you, you are another me.
Lyrics, music and video by Summer Frost.
♫ Where the Water Meets the Sky — Summer Frost
He let himself in. That was the first mistake, and it was hers.
He isn't lying. He means every word as he says it — which is why it's stopped counting.
Same old song.
♫ Promises — Summer Frost
Up before the town is, and nobody is looking for him.
Miss Her Bad — a man missing a family he left on purpose.
What is the earliest you have ever been awake for the wrong reason?
♫ Miss Her Bad — Summer Frost
Nobody films the part where you load the car.
A driveway, a car packed to the roof, a booster seat with nobody in it. She gets through it without crying — the crying was never the hard part.
♫ Empty — Summer Frost
For everyone who feels invisible in a crowd: you are not nobody. You are everything to this world. Keep your light on. 🤍
♫ Nobody's Girl — Summer Frost
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They're not dancing for anybody. There's nobody to dance for.
Feel the Sun is the hour the beach empties and the day stops asking anything of you.
Here with you.
♫ Feel the Sun — Summer Frost
The Usumacinta divides Mexico and Guatemala. For the Maya it was a doorway to Xibalbá: the dead crossed it by canoe and rose again. The Lacandon, Ch'ol, Tzeltal, Q'eqchi' and Itza' still live on its banks.
In Lak'ech Ala K'in: I am another you.
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The Maya saw the river between Mexico and Guatemala as a doorway: the dead crossed it by canoe and rose again.
In Lak'ech… Ala K'in. I am another you, you are another me.
Lyrics, music and video by Summer Frost.
♫ Where the Water Meets the Sky — Summer Frost