1. |
Highway 41 Revisited
03:30
|
|||
|
I think you got the wrong idea
But I don't wanna make it strange
I know you're thinking all the time
But I can't say what's on your mind
You say you know
And I wish I could believe you
I hope you know
I'm not trying to mislead you
Why's there a highway here at all
This thing should be a pleasure drive
Perhaps a nice pedestrian mall
A street to cross without a hike
See the bridge
And the people walking on it
It makes you cringe
To see a road oh so divisive
You say you know
And I wish I could believe you
I hope you know
I'm not trying to mislead you
Lake shore driving
On a sunny day
Wind is blowing
Just under 28
You know which highway to get on
You did it earlier today
Oh wow we're going past your moms
Guess it's my bad I looked away
I saw the sign up on the wall
Already knew the better way
The RTA they told me son
Go take the real expressway
|
||||
2. |
||||
|
Street running train south of
I-80
All the crews have there
Loyalty
Why you don't
See in me
The zephyr speaks and you know
It's the truth
Not a lie from the
Engine's jaw tooth
And I know
Know that I do
Can't be you
|
||||
3. |
Out There
03:58
|
|||
|
Help me to my feet
Everytime we meet
You're carrying the weight
And I just can't complain
I swear I'll do the work
I swear I'll make it plain
If you keep me in the plan
I swear that I'll do it the same
You could call it home
If you need to,
But I want you to know that it's still
Out there
Weather it's a person
Weather it's a line
I get that it's not magic
I know we can't just mime
I don't wanna be a liar
I don't wanna be too kind
But I'm just tired of that stupid
Feeling like I'm on my own time
You could call it home
If you want to,
But I need you to know that it's still
Out there
Think you should know I'm still out there
|
||||
4. |
Instaant Depression
06:46
|
|||
|
Instaant Deprssion
|
||||
If you like Lund Surk, you may also like:
Better Lives
by Feral Conservatives
Feral Conservatives specialize in elegantly ornamented guitar pop, centered around Rashie Rosenfarb’s emotive vocals.
go to album
Entirely analog, lush melodic pop with a tender heart from L.A. artist Human Barbie sounds bigger than the bedroom project it is.
go to album
Super pretty indie pop from Seattle that tips its hat to Sufjan Stevens.
go to album
This Living Act
by Conor Kenahan
Gentle melodies rub up against toothy guitars on the latest indie opus from Conor Kenahan.
go to album
This post-punk Philadelphia duo tackle gender dysphoria, transitioning, and anxiety on their debut album.
go to album
Quirky, clean-sounding post-punk from a Melbourne quartet featuring members of the Ocean Party, Cool Sounds, and Studio Magic.
go to album
Sometimes I Forget You're Human Too
by Bored at My Grandmas House
Melodic alt-pop in the vein of Soccer Mommy is driven by winding guitar lines and augmented with dreamy shoegaze elements.
go to album
