1. |
Don't Wait
03:41
|
|||
|
Sitting in a parking lot
Hanging on a cigarette butt
Scrambling a little bit
Afraid of the sound
This always
Happens
When you take a chance
So stay still
And don’t don’t take on any risk at all
You always have to wait
for things to change
They always hold you back
And that’s not fair
You never get to play
The role you dreamed of for yourself
And now it’s
Time to give up
Everything’s the same
Starting down a decade now
And waiting for a sign
So ruthlessly nervous
And desperate for ground
Don’t Wait
This chance
Might not come again
So jump in
And don’t don’t let it slip away
You don’t have to wait
for things to change
You can take control
Of this whole mess
You can be whomever you desire
Now and know
It’s never too late
You can lead the change
And if I’ve learned anything at all
It’s that we’re all lost, it’s that we’re all lost
Every stupid thought
Leads us to question all our decisions
If I’ve learned anything at all
It’s that we are the lost
|
||||
2. |
Hold Tight
03:46
|
|||
|
You’re close to giving up this time
You’re hardly doing fine
And even when you signal that you need a little help
There’s no one there to hold the line
Hold tight to every spec of passion
And every single ounce of your fight
This world’s less give than take
Don’t let anybody tell you
What you have to do with your life
That choice is yours to make
This doesn’t have to end this way
You just need to rewind
Think back to those moments where you felt the most alive
And don’t mistake your fears as signs
Hold tight to every spec of passion
And every single ounce of your fight
This world’s less give than take
Don’t let anybody tell you
What you have to do with your life
That choice is yours to make
|
||||
Letters of Transit Columbus, Ohio
Good ol' rock n' roll from Columbus, OH
If you like Letters of Transit, you may also like:
Headed by Polish avant-garde phenom Raphael Rogiński, this global ensemble thread experimental jams into a thrilling transnational exchange.
go to album
featured on Bandcamp Radio May 16, 2017
go to album
Noise pop at its finest from this rambunctious Melbourne group that thrives on louder-than-loud guitars and belted-out vocals.
go to album
Death is Nothing to Us
by Fiddlehead
Boston band featuring members of Have Heart and Basement take their earnest, motivational post-hardcore to thrilling new heights.
go to album
Ripping and raw punk rock from Hastings, UK with snarling vocals and dirty guitars fairly explodes out of the speakers.
go to album
A collab between Jill O’Sullivan, Peter Kelly, and Andy Monaghan of Frightened Rabbit, “This Rock” is moody indie at its best.
go to album
The L.A. group Swerve serve up a set of slashing, punk-ish rock songs, every sugary hook delivered with a visible sneer.
go to album
