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Vacuum
03:49
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You sit around and watch the screen,
But something’s buried underneath,
It’s a feeling you don’t see.
You let the hours pass away,
You know you do this everyday,
Don’t know how much more to take.
Vacuum don’t let me explode,
Vacuum don’t let me implode.
You should do something worthwhile,
But you just sit there with your smile,
In a stupor you’re in denial.
It’s a numbness can’t you see,
How much more you could be,
You’ve given up on your dreams.
Vacuum don’t let me explode,
Vacuum don’t let me implode.
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2. |
Afterlife Sentence
03:41
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There is a lake on South Street
Where all the old souls go to drown
It is the place I’d like to meet
You when I’m old and in the ground
I’ll sit you down and talk you through
All of the things you’ve done to me
When you decided not to show
And when your friends made fun of me
But you just laughed along you said
You don’t remember that at all
You don’t remember but I do
And I wish I was as smart as you
And I wish I was funny too
And I wish I was because of you
I wish I was you
And when I’m done I will ascend
And you’ll pretend it’s just a dream
But I’ll come back to you again
And haunt you every hallowe’en
I will come back once a year
And you will fear it every night
You’ll see me over your bed
When you lay your head turn off the light
And you will pray and pray and pray
To your god but he’s not mine
He cannot stop me from my vengeance
Can’t stop your afterlife sentence
And I wish I was as smart as you
And I wish I was funny too
And I wish I was because of you
I wish I was through
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3. |
The Note
03:35
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You wrote me a note
You told me you loved me
Swore you’d never leave me
But where have you gone
I still have that note
I’m still thinking of you
Think you’re thinking of me
But I could be wrong
You gotta do
What you gotta do
You gotta do what you gotta do
I don’t blame you
I walked to your house
To tell you I’m sorry
I don’t know what I did
But I won’t do it again
I walked to your house
With rain lashing on me
It was just like a movie
But you had gone to a friends
You gotta do
What you gotta do
You gotta do what you gotta do
I don’t blame you
I sure miss you
But I don’t blame you
I know that it’s dumb
I know that it’s stupid
But I gotta write this
Then just let it go
Then maybe you’ll hear this
And remember what we had
That it wasn’t so bad
And you’ll come to my show
But you gotta do
What you gotta do
You gotta do what you gotta do
I don’t blame you
I sure miss you
But I don’t blame you
I should miss you
But I just blame you
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4. |
Hillside
02:49
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They bury bodies in the hillside
They like to use calcium oxide
So the bodies rot away
In about a day
They bury bodies in the hillside
Oh they bury bodies
They bury bodies in the hill
Don’t tell anybody
But they bury bodies in the hill
They’re doing cocaine in the bathrooms
When will we see it in our classrooms
They just fill their nose
Until the feeling goes
They’re doing cocaine in the bathrooms
Oh they’re doing cocaine
They’re doing cocaine don’t you know
They’re tryina ease their pain
They’re doing cocaine don’t you know
And they bury bodies
They bury bodies in the hill
Don’t tell anybody
But they bury bodies in the hill
She’s breaking hearts like it’s a business
Still she acts like she’s a princess
Oh she’ll just pick and choose
Who she will abuse
She’s breaking hearts like it’s a business
Oh she’s breaking hearts and
Tears ‘em apart and doesn’t care
Oh I’m dearly departed
She’s breaking hearts and doesn’t care
Oh and she does cocaine
Yeah she’s doing cocaine don’t you know
I’m not even joking
She’s doing cocaine don’t you know
She buries the bodies
Oh she burys bodies in the hill
Go tell everybody
She buried my body in the hill
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5. |
This Band's Wagon
02:21
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You better get on this train
You better do yourself a favour
Don’t leave it to fate
And don’t be late
You better get on this train
I’m gonna tell it to you straight
You better get on this train
You better get on this bus
You better cause no fuss yeah
If you wanna be one of us
You’re gonna have to adjust
And just get on this bus
Aw who’re you gonna trust
You better get on this bus
You better get on this shi[
Oh we’re going for a trip yeah
Oh we aint gonna quit
Until we’ve got a hit
You better get on this ship
If you wanna be with it
You better get on this ship
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David Bridgeman Greystones, Ireland
David Bridgeman is a 24 year old singer-songwriter hailing from Greystones, Ireland. Drawing from his vast array of
influences this multi-instrumentalist writes acoustic-driven folk-rock songs. His debut EP ‘Real’ is available now. Working in a home studio he takes charge as artist, engineer, and producer.
A follow-up EP 'Feel' is set to be released by the end of 2014
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