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- Artist: Walkie
- Title: Something's Wrong
- Genre: Rock - Roots Rock, Rock - Hard Rock/Classic, Rock - Pop Rock, Pop - Pop Rock
- Mood: Up/Positive, Laid Back/Groovy
- Speed: Medium Fast (95-130)
- Instruments: Real Drums/Drum Kit, Acoustic Guitar (Guitar, Banjo, Mandolin), Electric Guitar (Clean, Overdriven), Bass
- Track type: Lyric - Full Length
- Date added: 10/18/2011
- Lyric themes: Denial, Restless, Pessimism
- Lyrics: I'm singing like Caruso, running like the wind Napping 'neath the toadstools, crying with a grin Listenin' to my disco, praying prayers to saints Harvesting new memories, riddling walls with paint I tell myself maybe Something's Wrong Though times have changed, I believe the song Once I tell myself surely Something's Wrong It really doesn't matter, love's standing strong Speaking French to Angels, roulette wheels spin Tossing dice till sunrise, Martini's Wine then Gin Wearing-out my mattress, breaking every mirror Planting trees like stop-lites, silverplating jealous fears I tell myself maybe Something's Wrong Though times have changed, I believe the song Once I tell myself surely Something's Wrong It really doesn't matter, love's standing strong Criticizing history, buried twelve feet deep Natural catastrophies, victories at sea Bought-out Cops and Bankers, Drained my swimming pool Coaching kids in knife fights, Futures pissed away in school I tell myself maybe Something's Wrong Though times have changed, I believe the song Once I tell myself surely Something's Wrong It really doesn't matter, love's standing strong Then I ask myself if Something's Wrong Will the stars collide, by tommorrows dawn When I ask myself and Something's Wrong I should know by now, hard times last long
- Keywords: cheerful, lively, carefree, rock
About Walkie
Walkie Talkie
austin, TX United States
Walkie Talkie:
Primaries:
Jim Lacey-Baker
Current:
Cameron Park, CA
Contact:
jimlaceybaker@aol.com
A few producers we've worked / recorded with:
Mick Taylor (Stones)
Pete Droge (Thorns)
Hershel Yatovitz (Chris Isaak)
John Hanlon (Neil Young)
Bret Gurewitz (Bad Religion)
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