1. |
Live It Up
02:49
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Its like Im etched in stupid
Dodged a battle axe
Drive to jupiter
Watch the kettle boil
with no strings attached
wayside built with smoke and sweet sherry
Live it up
and if you don't you will die with no understanding
Give it up
And if you don't no one knows till last breaths coming
Coming so hard
Lonliness best card
Delta ace king
Shoe in folds in
Full Swing
Back to the struggle
Im already over
Fire
Strip search
Pole dance
Strip search
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2. |
Swing Through The Trees
03:06
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Gone missing signs are set
Lovely one gone troubled on this day
Before I let you erase me
You'll remember me from today
I won't understand this why
If i happen to let you go
Before you drink, then you sleep goodnight
Come Back Again
We know that this would happen from the fence
Where we go, when it ends
Backed to the edge
Salt in the wound
We seemed to fight
like it would come back to haunt us
Never understanding why
Feeling like.. swing through the trees oh
and life will unfold and
pendulum swing to open stance
Im sorry oh.. lonely eyes... I'd like... to make it... oh... up to you..
Im sick to death of all these
Palaces that make promises
palaces that wreak vomit
continue to fail
Swing through the trees like..
Pendulum swings and..
Swing through the tree like
Pendulum swings
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3. |
This Town is Alive
03:17
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Wine For Minors Brisbane, Australia
We are a 4 piece Rock/Alt/Punk band from Brisbane, Australia. We formed in late 2016 and have been pumping out high energy yet elegently simple songs since day one.It’s like a Milton mango on a steamy Sunday afternoon.
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