The Fall
from Gentlemen Bastards by Gentlemen Bastards
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At the end of a pointless day
You're slowly crawling on your way back home
The lights are wearing your eyes out
You can't remember what this was all about
Back at your place, it feels so cold
You search for the remote control
Familiar faces on the screen
Raping your brain polluting your dreams
Tell me how much more of this can you take
Until you fall apart and break
Acting like you are in control
You looke inside, but you can't find your soul
You gave up on breathing fresh air
You got more debts than you can care to count
Buying is like an old habit
So used to this, you no longer feel the thrill of it
Tell me how much more of this can you take
Until you fall apart and break
Acting like you are in control
You looke inside, but you can't find your soul
You can't see the silver lining
You numb your mind with golden pills
Life's like a game of domino
You pushed the first piece a long, long time ago
Speeding, you broke both your legs on the race
Checking the wrinkles on your face
Aching more and more as you grow old
It's the impact that kills you not the fall.
You're slowly crawling on your way back home
The lights are wearing your eyes out
You can't remember what this was all about
Back at your place, it feels so cold
You search for the remote control
Familiar faces on the screen
Raping your brain polluting your dreams
Tell me how much more of this can you take
Until you fall apart and break
Acting like you are in control
You looke inside, but you can't find your soul
You gave up on breathing fresh air
You got more debts than you can care to count
Buying is like an old habit
So used to this, you no longer feel the thrill of it
Tell me how much more of this can you take
Until you fall apart and break
Acting like you are in control
You looke inside, but you can't find your soul
You can't see the silver lining
You numb your mind with golden pills
Life's like a game of domino
You pushed the first piece a long, long time ago
Speeding, you broke both your legs on the race
Checking the wrinkles on your face
Aching more and more as you grow old
It's the impact that kills you not the fall.
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from Gentlemen Bastards,
released October 29, 2012
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Gentlemen Bastards Bois Colombes, France
L'amitié et la fête auraient pu suffire. Mais un jour de printemps 2010, les futurs Gentlemen Bastards se disent que ce Jam
est celui de trop. Ils feront des chansons, leurs chansons. Ils seront un groupe.
Nourris par la vie parisienne et leurs expériences d'élèves du supérieur, les GBs chantent une musique virile, sans détour, et pleine, ils l'espèrent, de surprises... en mode mineur.
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Oct 2012
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