1. |
Suburban Galactic
03:04
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you've got to reach deep down
yo get into your jeans
you've got some money now
but your still outside your means
i hear the neighbours talking
looking over their fences
suburban galactic
no one knows you at all
suburban galactic
raised in the shopping mall
the new car don't suit you
maybe a spoiler or some rims
their always out their walking
talking bout the weather and the cost of things
well you could change your name
looking over their fences
suburban galactic
no one knows you at all
suburban galactic
raised in the shopping mall
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2. |
The Rest of Your Life
04:24
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cold coffee c'mon, time to get up and go
the cars warming up, we'll make it just fine
to the big one, the jack pot, it'll change your life
if your not to scared, to leave this all behind
too much t.v, the night escapes
thunder clouds on the housing estate
don't you think, you deserve the silence
for the rest of your life
if you want if hot you gotta make it youself
under concrete and fire works we lay here now
your times what matters, in the scheme of it all
a slice of heaven, a kind of hell
too much t.v, the night escapes
thunder clouds on the housing estate
don't you think, you deserve the silence
for the rest of your life
the word is out tonight
the air is cold the fires bright
your wrong if your right
too much t.v, the night escapes
thunder clouds on the housing estate
don't you think, you deserve the silence
for the rest of your life
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3. |
Long Nights, Cool Dreams
03:50
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inside, the walls are all painted that colour that you really like
but, i think its unnecessary to keep that in your wardrobe
long nights, cool dreams
dancing on, the silver screen
feeling, the breeze
standing on, the edge it seems
outside, crumbling buildings straight out of your drab manifesto
you decide, theres a million places to go but, you always order the same
long nights, cool dreams
dancing on, the silver screen
feeling, the breeze
standing on, the edge it seems
long nights, cool dreams
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