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Tombstone
03:45
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Tombstone (lyrics by David Curley)
I got a messed up head and a tombstone heart
do you hear me call?
Feel like I’ve been shot down right in my backyard
you might see me fall.
I’m looking down on myself as I stare at the wall
I guess I’m not much at all.
I’m wasting my days knocking at your door, do you hear me call?
Sometimes I don’t even know what day it is.
Most times I sit here and think about you.
The whole concept of time just seems so strange to me.
I guess that is why there’s nothing we can do.
Like Peter Pan as a man trying to play a new part
but I don’t heed that call
to the stage and I’m made to try to make a new start
you might see me fall.
When I’m scared, not prepared to go through it all
feel like I’m not much at all.
I got a messed up head and a tombstone heart, can you hear me call?
Sometimes I don’t even know what day it is.
Most times I sit here and think about you.
The whole concept of time just seems so strange to me.
I guess that is why there’s nothing we’ll ever do.
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Revolution
02:31
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Revolution (lyrics by David Curley)
Gimme two steps, Gimme pain
Don’t take my address, don’t say my name
Gimme slow talk, put me away
Trust my insight, let me skate
We’re prisoners to our sense of fun
Is it our fault, that we’re so young
Just one skate park, hey hey that’s all
Or else we’ll destroy your city mall
Come on ride your board
You don’t have to hide no more
Be with me lets kick some fun
We’ll start a revolution
Get off this trip, get on the run
lets start a revolution.
Ain’t gonna be any law against fun anymore
We’re gonna start a revolution
Get off this trip, get on the run
lets start, lets start a revolution. a revolution.
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Leadfinger NSW, Australia
"Every song on ’Silver & Black is a winner, each rich with colour and diversity. It stands as the Leadfinger magnum opus -
and it should rightfully open new doors for the band."
Col Gray - Australian Rock Review
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