1. |
Bad Feeling
05:29
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Livin' on the edge of a backwater town
the prodigal son with his eyes still open
Livin' in the middle of a social disorder
he closed his eyes he didn't notice nothin' wrong
She came in lookin' for closure
rolled with the punches through an onslaught of emotion
Lost direction when she noticed something wrong
the boat was leaking...
Oooh
so much riding on it
man it feels like somethin' ain't right about it
Oooh
pressure's rising but
you'll be sorry soon:
I'm gettin' a bad feeling
She said meet me at the crossroads
breathed out a lung of smoke and exasperation
I said don't you know that I'm an old soul
I'm a product of my own situation
She beat me to the punchline
in a state where there was no speed limits
She said make sure that you're on time
cos I'll be waitin'
Oooh
so much riding on it
man it feels like somethin' ain't right about it
Oooh
pressure's rising but
you'll be sorry soon:
I'm gettin' a bad feeling
It's a bad habit and I already know
I think therefore I know that it's so
Got a bad habit just of listening to you
but no good comes out of telling the truth (yeah)
I'm getting a bad feeling
It's gonna be hard to forget ya
forget about you
It's gonna be hard to forget ya
forget about you
It's gonna be hard to forget ya
forget about you, about you, about you
Oooh
so much riding on it
man it feels like somethin' ain't right about it
Oooh
pressure's rising but
you'll be sorry soon:
I'm gettin' a bad feeling
Oooh
day or night and he said
man it feels like somethin' ain't right about it
Oooh
pressure's rising but
you'll be sorry soon:
I'm gettin' a bad feeling
Bad feeling
I'm getting a bad feeling
x 2
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2. |
Inevitable
03:12
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I wanna be a fly on the wall
But I don't wanna be evicted
I wanna spend my life on parole
But I don't wanna be convicted
One more and two steps forward
Still got enough trouble in my life
Take me down, take me down to the river
You beg I steal you quiver but
I won't let me down
I don't wanna be 2 steps ahead of you
3, 4 maybe more it's unforgettable
Our dreams lie deep in the gutter
If i ruled this is not how I'd govern
One more and two steps forward
Still got enough trouble in my life
Take me down, take me down to the river
You beg I steal you quiver but
I won't let me down
and they already know...
That it's inevitable
Getting tired of the way things used to be
Gas me up now just for the come up
This is nah, this is nothing new to me
but that's no way to talk to your mother
She knew, she knew she can't afford it
Had to do it had to do it just for spite
Left it all, left it all on your doorstep
now you know that the future's looking bright but
They won't let me down
cos they already know...
That it's inevitable
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3. |
Ain't No More
03:11
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Grab my things, then I go
down that troublesome road
Lord I feel it in my soul
we gon' ride, we gon' ride, we gon' ride til there ain't no more
It's been a long long long long time since I feel this bad
time that I feel this
It's been a long long long long time since I feel this bad
You live once, so I'm told
maybe yes, maybe no
Lord I feel it in my bones
we gon' ride, we gon' ride, we gon' ride til there ain't no more
It's been a long long long long time since I feel this bad
time that I feel this
It's been a long long long long time since I feel this bad
time that I feel this
In my heart, well I know
that I'm probably too old
to go carrying on
we gon' ride, we gon' ride, we gon' ride til there ain't no more
time that I feel this
we gon' ride, we gon' ride, we gon' ride til there ain't no more
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Purple Patch Alice Springs, Australia
4-piece blues rock band from Alice Springs (Mparntwe)
Darcy Davis - Keys/Vocals
Simeon Shepherd- Guitar
Jeffrey Klarenbeek - Bass
Joey Klarenbeek - Drums
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