1. |
Mayfair
03:34
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Verse:
Staying late at Mayfair
You know Jackie is still up
And waiting for you?
How's your little man? I heard
your man's the little man on the drums
I was the best me I've ever been
When you saw me cry for parachutes
Chorus 3x:
And it rolls right off; we roll
we roll fruit skin
They sling hopes on our shoulders
They aim to live through them
*Verse*
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2. |
Two Face
04:28
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Refrain:
If you were then you would have by now,
I can't be waiting all this time, I just can't.
When you know for sure, come flip my coin,
For where we are now, that is the best that I can do.
Bridge:
Excerps - *Sickness, Death, The Future, It all means so much more 2x*
*Everything is multiplied by two*
*Well, I'm afraid I haven't made myself clear, love is a wonderful thing.*
*Refrain*
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3. |
Cuddlebug
02:53
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Lyrics:
We can catch a case of Cuddlebug
And smoke and ward the Mondays off 2x
What's your favorite movie, love? 2x
Is that a symptom on your shoulder?
Is that the cure there on your neck?
Give you bruises
Give me bruises
Cry for me
We can catch a case of Cuddlebug
And smoke and ward the Mondays off 2x
What's your favorite movie, love? 2x
It's not as if I know you well
Verité or noire
Is that a symptom on your shoulder?
Is that the cure there on your neck?
Give you bruises
Give me bruises
Cry for me
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4. |
Junior June
04:40
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Verse 1
Variants of 'A', were all she
Ever was a 'G' about, but
She dug that I was never so good there
And she let me call her square
Even though
Chorus:
You can say hello
Say something else
(my name is Junior June) (x2)
Verse 2
You'd better learn to work was all he
Ever worried me about but
He thought that I was never so good there
Dues; he paid two times his share
Even though
Chorus
Bridge:
What do you fear in earnest?
Am I not strong enough? Do you love me still?
And better I know, I know, that I have it
Still it is hard sometimes
You deserve yourself
Some peace some peace
You deserve to see your pride shared
You deserve the world oh (2x) Junior June
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5. |
Scene Flowers
05:24
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Verse 1 (Donnie):
See, Go, Hooray
It's one of those we're feeling social
Feeling so well to do;Who
is who? who is new? And who said what
And do you trust them
Revolving not nights but generations
(Drew):
But this one's ours
So let's grab arms;And spin and make friends
with the song that's on
Our flaws and foes they never afford us
the courtesy so lets keep them waiting
and keep baiting them with our hands and eyes
Chorus:
We're all but Scene Flowers
Verse 2:
Got a connect he's worth his weight in salt
and salts what he's pushing now; burn
whatever needs burning leave the ash for the owner
his burden now; its insubordination
We could spend the night but it's best
to know when to leave; turn now into nostalgia
Instead of to 'now what'
(Chorus)
Nimble souls, we're feeling so worth living for,
Simple souls; we're feeling sore we're getting old. 2x
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Redline Graffiti Washington, D.C.
Redline Graffiti is a DC based trio that take sonic cues seemingly from wherever they please and produce, in turn, “a daydreamy swirl of rock, electro, new wave, doo-wop and R&B by musicians too young (or maybe just too smart) to care about the idea of genre” (Chris Richards, Washington Post). ... more
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