Hurricane #2
by Matt and the Skeleton Crew
Johann Theo
Johann Theo
An excellently produced and catchy-as-hell single from Matt and the Skeleton Crew. The teamwork from these guys is clearly paying off. This deserves some radio airplay... but in the meantime it's stuck in my head!
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Hurricane #2
03:35
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Once again a failed attempt
To live a quiet life
But I get reckless when I’m restless
I’m restless all the time
And I’ll admit there are days like this
When I feel a bit washed up
But I suppose that you can’t be both
A hasbeen and a never-was
Was every serenade
Just the ramblings of a cast away?
I’d do it all again
All at sea
I barely feel a breeze
Before I capsize in the winds of a hurricane
S.O.S.
I’ve got not safety vest
I just keep diving deeper beneath the waves
I go down down down
Oh my my
Ease my mind
Tell me something nice
Try to find a loophole in my worry
And maybe I could sleep tonight
But I feel fine
Poured some wine
It’s got me so inspired
Then I’m lost in the plot holes of my story
I swear I do this every time
I try to walk it back
Oh what I’d do to be your favorite hack
I’d do it all again
I’ve read the stars
It’s going south
I don’t need life support
Just mouth to mouth
Cause it’d take more than this
To drown me out
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released June 19, 2020
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