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One of the earlier things I wrote on GB but didn't have any lyrics so I used a poem my missus had written and it fitted perfectly. It's about people who go out to pubs and bars on a weekend with the sole intention of having a punch-up.
I put it under 'Rock' genre but I'm not sure that's the right category. To me it sounds like The Cult meet Santana in a brightly lit chip shop and go a bit mad.
Hope you like it
I put it under 'Rock' genre but I'm not sure that's the right category. To me it sounds like The Cult meet Santana in a brightly lit chip shop and go a bit mad.
Hope you like it
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Lyrics
The logic of a tyrant
with acid for a smile
he feeds the fake musician
to spill the spiteful tune
with words to please and punish
to end the lustful fire
a pervert who must tell them
the knife will feed desire
He listens for the signal
and watches for the sign
but logic turns to boredom
the tyrant is benign
this time
He signs the deed for vengeance
the tournament begins
the silk is dropped by jailbait
the cronies watch and grin
He listens for the signal
and watches for the sign
but logic turns to boredom
the tyrant is benign
this time
with acid for a smile
he feeds the fake musician
to spill the spiteful tune
with words to please and punish
to end the lustful fire
a pervert who must tell them
the knife will feed desire
He listens for the signal
and watches for the sign
but logic turns to boredom
the tyrant is benign
this time
He signs the deed for vengeance
the tournament begins
the silk is dropped by jailbait
the cronies watch and grin
He listens for the signal
and watches for the sign
but logic turns to boredom
the tyrant is benign
this time
dolby
Love the rhythm track and the shaker running through it. Very Nick Cave/Gallon Drunk. Very dark track - good interplay between the choppy gutars and the parts where you leave some space and just let the drums and bass get on with it. The acoustic rhythm that comes in half way through works well. I agree, the lyrics fit pretty well.
And the ending is perfect!
Really enjoyed this -
Phil