1. |
If it were up to me
03:22
|
|||
|
Well I tried
I tried, I tried
to get along with you
Well you lied
you lied, you lied
right through your teeth
and I knew
If it were up to me baby
I'd take this pain from you
Well we can fight,
and fight, and fight
about the wrongs and right
the world it tries
and tries and tries
to tie you up inside
If it were up to me baby
I'd take this pain from you
We carry on,
on and on,
about the threats of a nuclear bomb
when the feelings
wrong and wrong
you just can't shake it off
If it were up to me baby
I'd take this pain from you
|
||||
2. |
Leaning on a pole
03:31
|
|||
|
From this rest
I must grab my vest
and head out the door
no eggs no bacon
no freshly squeezed orange juice to pour
oh, they say the work I do
will damage my soul
well, it's time to clock in
and I'm leaning on a pole
Oh, morning sun
I feel you like a thumb to a thorn
the way that you look
I swear I've never seen you before
Oh, we get to talkin about dreams
that were never born
dancing with sin
and leaning on a pole
The ringing bell rings,
and tells me I got to go
It sure has been swell
lets continue sometime tomorrow
and she looks at me
and I can see
playing with sin
and leaning on a pole
|
||||
3. |
Train to the End
03:48
|
|||
|
Oh sing from your chains
life's too long to stay the same
far too long
to play the game
Comforted by a reason why
we sweat and save
and watch our days
go flying by
Can you tell me my friend
what stop does this train line end
I been on it since I don't know when
It never ends
Its the train to the end
Oh Conductor hear my plea
I got to get off my fifty three
you've already taken so many
miles away from me
Got a child at home
thats almost grown
with a head that's heavier
than a two ton stone
and I believe
he's sinking slow
Can you tell me my friend
what stop does this train line end
I been on it since I don't know when
it never ends
its the train to the end
|
||||
The Gun Company New York
Hippes who are just sick and tired
If you like The Gun Company, you may also like:
Wooh Dang (2019)
by Daniel Norgren
The Swedish singer-songwriter returns with an album of warm and intimate, yet elegantly constructed, psych-folk.
go to album
If you have a fondness for expertly wrought roots-rock with sharp lyrics and aching vocals, look no further—“Strangers” is for you.
go to album
Woke Up Feeling Strange
by Aisle Knot
The Brooklyn group Aisle Knot writes hushed, mysterious songs that are charmingly rickety and grounded in surefooted melodies.
go to album
when the poems do what they do
by aja monet
Poet aja monet explores Black resistance, love, and joy with musical backing by Chief Adjuah, Weedie Braimah, Samora Pinderhughes, and more.
go to album
On this LP of gentle folk-pop, Durant looks to the water for the answer to life’s questions.
go to album
Prologue: The Farmer's Daughter EP
by We Are Baker
Baker is a new project from childhood pals Mishal Moore & Richard Cortez with a lo-fi, bluesy n' soulful southern vibe.
go to album
Darker Matter/// Mixtape 2
by Geoff Rickly
featured on Bandcamp Radio Jun 25, 2013
go to album
