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Mindblow #53
04:13
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Way out in my empty head of thoughts
I thought I'd found
a thought that told me who I was
because it's filled with words that I can't read
And how can you believe
That you know just what it
means to feel so lost like me?
And how'd you talk so loud when you don't speak?
So where did you go?
You've been left beside the fire so long you're cold
And I'll never know
Why they chase away the dreams we dream
And they make you feel like that's the way life goes
You know I know what I don't know
'Cos real life clocks in, and goes
And day by day we find:
The more you think, the more you lose your mind
But I don't feel tired at all.
And I'm mad, so let me drag you down,
and I'll show you how
all the lights go out as I walk by
And common sense is getting hard to find
And we can waste our lives,
running 'round and
blowing minds or killing time,
or dancing on the streets with stolen wine
So where did you go?
You've been left beside the fire so long you're cold
And I'll never know
Why they chase away the dreams we dream
And make you feel like that's the way life goes.
You know I know what I don't know
'Cos real life clocks in, and goes
And day by day we find:
The more you think, the more you lose your mind
But I don't feel tired at all.
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Fuzzwalker London, UK
Raw, Rousing, Riff-driven Indie Brit-Rock - Stimulated by the spirits of Oasis , Hard-FI, The Stone Roses , The Clash, and
more - Fuzzwalker blend tenacious songwriting with an ecstatic sound signature that fuses loud, live and undoubtedly catchy without compromise.
"Those Guitars Mean Business" - Melita Dennett, BBC Introducing
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