1. |
Music and Cities
02:38
|
|||
|
Your day will come
And your day will go
Your day is not the same as mine
I’ll wait outside
I’ll wait in here
I’ll draw my life as a dotted line
And I know
Where I’ll go
Music and cities
Music and cities
Your day has come
It’s yes or no
My dear, it’s not just you, you’ll find
I’ll leave this place
I’ll leave tonight
You’ll see we haven’t been combined
And I know
Where I’ll go
Music and cities
Music and cities
And I know
It’s all show
Music and cities
Music and cities
|
||||
2. |
Digging For Highs
03:33
|
|||
3. |
Couldn't Be Home
03:51
|
|||
|
You’ve got a palace somewhere
I knew it since you put it on loan
And it’s too bad it couldn’t be
Yeah it’s too bad it couldn’t be home
The flags can seem so far away
They flutter empty over your throne
It’s just too bad you couldn’t be
Yeah it’s too bad this couldn’t be home
And will you see me now?
I’ve walked for days I’m sure
See there’s a firestorm
That wants to close the door
Well, art it can be harmful now
It cuts you deep and into the bone
It said you wished that this could be
But it’s too bad this couldn’t be home
And life it seems so meaningless
It glides like oil over the stone
It’s just too bad you couldn’t be
Yeah it’s too bad this couldn’t be home
And will you see me now?
I’ve walked for days I’m sure
See there’s a firestorm
That wants to close the door
Crowds of people root for you
Thinking you could be anyone
It’s just too bad you couldn’t be
Yeah it’s too bad this couldn’t be home
I thought perhaps I loved you, girl
If ever I had loved anyone
But it’s too bad you couldn’t be
Yeah it’s too bad you wouldn’t come home
And maybe one day I will meet you again, it’s so different now
And baby you’re trying to talk to me, I don’t remember how
There’s two bright light girls I don’t care who you are if you’ll never say
And there’s diners and coffee and two empty hearts that won’t go away
See I’m glad that you listen too bad you don’t take it to heart at all
Well all of you listen and never think it’s about you at all
Yeah all of you listen and never think it’s about you at all
Yeah all of you listen and never think, never think at all
|
||||
4. |
Know Tomorrow
03:38
|
|||
5. |
Layers Off The Moon
03:54
|
|||
|
You’ll live forever ‘til the end of time
Invincible to rhythm and to rhyme
Cloistered on the platform of the world
You’re the hunger of the one who’s always fed
You’re the thinking of a thought that’s always said
You’re electric shocks inside a silver ball
String-snapping cold-catching woman in maroon
Metal gears, scratching ears, copper-cased cocoon
What did you do with the princes and the pigs
Living off their toothaches and the sinking oil rigs
Think of them
Of them, not of you
Isn’t much surprise that you can’t
They’re just so completely out of view
Drip drying, evil-eying pitcher full of ale
Supercharged credit cards eating through the mail
Why did you clip those lenses on my eye
And did you take them from the body that was coming through the rye
Well you’re on the track and trying not to fail
Don’t you know, there’s plans that no one can derail
And they’re you, they’re you, all those plans are you
Think of them
Of them, not of you
Isn’t much surprise that you can’t, dear
That’s the thing you never learned to do
Tip-tapping, milk lapping, girl from Ashtebula
Standing in a daisy field holding up a tulip
How did you prune the layers off the moon
To keep them in a jar behind the pillar in your room
On the track, there’s room for just a few
We work so hard to learn that nothing’s new
And when you run, you know you’ll be alone
|
||||
Two Out Rally New York, New York
Two Out Rally is Gabriel Zucker on guitar/bass and vocals, Zane Smith on guitar/bass and vocals, Talor Gruenwald on the drums, and Jean-Luc Mosley on the saxophone.
If you like Two Out Rally, you may also like:
Habibi's garage minimalism has a bit of post-punk, bubblegum, and indie in its DNA, but remains something entirely, coolly their own.
go to album
Scream from New York, NY
by Been Stellar
Been Stellar celebrate the spirit of New York City with moody, charging alt rock.
go to album
Buffalo surf rockers The Hamiltones serve up more jagged riffs and racing tempos on this sci-fi-themed outing.
go to album
Classic emo sing-a-longs trade blows with tormented post-hardcore passages on the Brooklyn outfit's powerful sophomore LP.
go to album
I Don't Want to Believe
by Grass Jaw
A concept record taking an existentialist attitude to alienation with lurching, warbly, fried out rock music.
go to album
Hudson River Wind Meditations
by Lou Reed
Lou Reed’s final solo album is full of lush drone and ambient soundscapes for meditation and contemplation.
go to album
Miranda And The Beat
by Miranda and The Beat
featured on Bandcamp Radio Sep 26, 2023
go to album
