1. |
Anyone
04:19
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Does Anyone
Ever get what they want
Those kids don’t mean no harm
Those kids don’t mean no harm
Don’t say what you need
Don’t play safe no more
Don’t say what you like
Tell me what you feel
I’ll make you strong
You’re afraid
Of what you might find
There’s something in the sky
That keeps on giving to the kids
They won’t make it
We just made it up
We just fake it
We just fake it all
We made it up (x3)
Does anyone
Ever get what they want
Those kids don’t mean no harm
Those kids don’t mean no harm
You’re afraid
Of what you might find
There’s something in the sky
That keeps on giving to the kids
They won’t make it
We just made it up
We just fake it
We just fake it all
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2. |
We got a War
03:57
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Don't paint a door no one can see
Just knock three times let the green light glow
You started a war and you're loosing it
Just dig a tunnel to get close to it
You started a war
And you're loosing it
You're loosing it (x2)
You're taking me back
But I made my mind
A long time ago
I made my mind...
I'm on a roll but I'm loosing control
We hit the floor now we can't breathe
I learned to love by taking you down
I started a war
And I'm loosing it
I'm loosing it (x2)
You don't want me back
But I changed my mind
A moment ago...
I'm on a roll but I'm loosing control
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3. |
Summer Fall
04:52
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What do the trees all want from me
When you move it’s all I see
Before they loose what’s on their heads
I smell your fear it’s dead ahead
What’s with those human beings
Can’t they see what they’re doing
Just as the leaves are turning red
Oh Summer Love we can’t pretend
I know you’re scared but we’re not dead
We just turn red and leave
Instead...
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Telegraphic Beast Montreal, Québec
Mix of cling clang clow and bip bip buzz with some boom and sling, smiles and feelings...
Telegraphic Beast, five musicians offering a mix of rock-pop-electro disco tendency with a micro dose of ambiant.
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