Song | Noise Solution |
Artist | Groovy Aardvark |
Album | Vacuum (Remastered) |
Download | Image LRC TXT |
作词 : Vincent Peake | |
作曲 : Vincent Peake | |
You might not notice the difference | |
We’ve changed with his assistance | |
Gave us a place to breathe | |
That could provide some peace | |
And space to fill with our noise solution | |
Yes noise, precious noise | |
The crackle of amplified toys | |
Drowning of a backbeat too that could | |
Drive a train through you | |
This old owner unbothered by the sound | |
For the hell of it | |
Rented out the ultimate playing ground | |
For kids under the streets | |
Who could appreciate the heat | |
Emanating from the corridors | |
Bands burning up in the locals | |
Pretty soon word passed around | |
The hottest spot in this winter town | |
Was behind the door in the parking lot | |
Of a building that has yet to rot | |
Owned by a man who called it home | |
That place looked more like sewage | |
Fat rodents feasting on garbage | |
Armed with our rat broom | |
To make it to the bathroom | |
So damn dark we’d never hit the can | |
But all day, every day | |
He’d clean and toil without pay | |
He left his small house and big wife | |
To be part of our life | |
Took us in and we loved to hang around | |
It was disarming as hell | |
To know he had common ground | |
With kids under the streets... | |
Future was always bright | |
Never saw you cry | |
Didn’t get a last goodbye | |
And that’s why! | |
My jaw hit the paper | |
Poor ol’ Emile was murdered | |
Death may come when you least expect it | |
Young man, schizophrenic | |
In a grave motion of panic | |
Couldn’t get worse | |
He had finally hit the ground | |
And put an end to his life | |
But the story must go down | |
To kids under the streets... | |
Alcohol fueled mayhem | |
Friday nights were big then | |
Mescaline in the halls | |
Times they were Burning Tall | |
Through heavily sedated crowds | |
He stood sober and proud | |
Picking up broken glass | |
People who fell on their ass | |
Part of our weary past | |
I hope his memory lasts |
zuo ci : Vincent Peake | |
zuo qu : Vincent Peake | |
You might not notice the difference | |
We' ve changed with his assistance | |
Gave us a place to breathe | |
That could provide some peace | |
And space to fill with our noise solution | |
Yes noise, precious noise | |
The crackle of amplified toys | |
Drowning of a backbeat too that could | |
Drive a train through you | |
This old owner unbothered by the sound | |
For the hell of it | |
Rented out the ultimate playing ground | |
For kids under the streets | |
Who could appreciate the heat | |
Emanating from the corridors | |
Bands burning up in the locals | |
Pretty soon word passed around | |
The hottest spot in this winter town | |
Was behind the door in the parking lot | |
Of a building that has yet to rot | |
Owned by a man who called it home | |
That place looked more like sewage | |
Fat rodents feasting on garbage | |
Armed with our rat broom | |
To make it to the bathroom | |
So damn dark we' d never hit the can | |
But all day, every day | |
He' d clean and toil without pay | |
He left his small house and big wife | |
To be part of our life | |
Took us in and we loved to hang around | |
It was disarming as hell | |
To know he had common ground | |
With kids under the streets... | |
Future was always bright | |
Never saw you cry | |
Didn' t get a last goodbye | |
And that' s why! | |
My jaw hit the paper | |
Poor ol' Emile was murdered | |
Death may come when you least expect it | |
Young man, schizophrenic | |
In a grave motion of panic | |
Couldn' t get worse | |
He had finally hit the ground | |
And put an end to his life | |
But the story must go down | |
To kids under the streets... | |
Alcohol fueled mayhem | |
Friday nights were big then | |
Mescaline in the halls | |
Times they were Burning Tall | |
Through heavily sedated crowds | |
He stood sober and proud | |
Picking up broken glass | |
People who fell on their ass | |
Part of our weary past | |
I hope his memory lasts |
zuò cí : Vincent Peake | |
zuò qǔ : Vincent Peake | |
You might not notice the difference | |
We' ve changed with his assistance | |
Gave us a place to breathe | |
That could provide some peace | |
And space to fill with our noise solution | |
Yes noise, precious noise | |
The crackle of amplified toys | |
Drowning of a backbeat too that could | |
Drive a train through you | |
This old owner unbothered by the sound | |
For the hell of it | |
Rented out the ultimate playing ground | |
For kids under the streets | |
Who could appreciate the heat | |
Emanating from the corridors | |
Bands burning up in the locals | |
Pretty soon word passed around | |
The hottest spot in this winter town | |
Was behind the door in the parking lot | |
Of a building that has yet to rot | |
Owned by a man who called it home | |
That place looked more like sewage | |
Fat rodents feasting on garbage | |
Armed with our rat broom | |
To make it to the bathroom | |
So damn dark we' d never hit the can | |
But all day, every day | |
He' d clean and toil without pay | |
He left his small house and big wife | |
To be part of our life | |
Took us in and we loved to hang around | |
It was disarming as hell | |
To know he had common ground | |
With kids under the streets... | |
Future was always bright | |
Never saw you cry | |
Didn' t get a last goodbye | |
And that' s why! | |
My jaw hit the paper | |
Poor ol' Emile was murdered | |
Death may come when you least expect it | |
Young man, schizophrenic | |
In a grave motion of panic | |
Couldn' t get worse | |
He had finally hit the ground | |
And put an end to his life | |
But the story must go down | |
To kids under the streets... | |
Alcohol fueled mayhem | |
Friday nights were big then | |
Mescaline in the halls | |
Times they were Burning Tall | |
Through heavily sedated crowds | |
He stood sober and proud | |
Picking up broken glass | |
People who fell on their ass | |
Part of our weary past | |
I hope his memory lasts |