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Radio
04:21
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I was 10 years old
Got me a radio
Took it to bed with me
And put it on my pillow
Then I heard a girl
On the radio
She was singing about
How much she loves rock n’ roll
She loves that rock n’ roll
So turn it up, turn up the God damn radio
Give me some more of that rock n’ roll
So I can feel it
Deep down inside my bones
Oh God, oh how it loves my soul
It loves my soul
Wait for the songs to come
That I love the most
And I dream about
Being in that rock n’ roll show
And then I heard a man
On the radio
He was singing all about rock n’ roll
He loves that rock n’ roll
So turn it up, turn up the God damn radio
Give me some more of that rock n’ roll
So I can feel it
Deep down inside my bones
Oh God, oh how it loves my soul
It loves my soul
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2. |
Passengers
05:13
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Sunrise, we’re wide-eyed
Packed up for a morning ride
Cut through that heavy fog
Carve the world open wide
Let’s take the back roads
Past wildflowers and the maple groves
Take in the virgin air
Landscapes that we’ve never known
I wanna feel alive
With you here
By my side
Finding something new
What will tonight bring?
Are you up for anything?
Tell me, baby
Are we just passengers?
Sundown, so let’s see
Find out what we can be
Let’s chase those city lights
Let’s get lost, you and me
I wanna feel alive
With you here
By my side
Finding something new
What will tonight bring?
Who’s driving this thing?
Tell me, baby
Are we just passengers?
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3. |
Low
07:09
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What are you feeling?
You’re staring at the ceiling
Your walls are turning blue
How you let ‘em swallow you
Do you see them?
Do you want to be them?
The embers of your love
Drifting off Burning out
Well, I’ve seen that look before
Well, I’ve seen that look before
Who do you love?
And who could ever be loved by you?
Who do you love?
And who could ever be loved by you?
Could be loved by you?
I want you to be wanted
I’m coming off my mountain
To get you out of low
I could carry you home
How did you get to low?
And did you even want to go?
‘Cuz I could leave here tomorrow
I could carry you home
Well, I’ve seen that look before
Well, I’ve seen that look before
Who do you love?
And who could ever be loved by you?
Who do you love?
And who could ever be loved by you?
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4. |
It Is Gone
02:34
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Hold me down
Keep me here
A little while
I have no one
Left to love, hurt
Or even take from
And all my dreams
They are gone, they are gone
With all my friends
They have gone, they have gone
And all my hope
It is gone, it is gone
And all my love
It is gone, it is gone
I’m all done
Staring at my feet
Is my day long
If you’d love me
I’d take you in
But I’d wear you down thin
And all my dreams
They are gone, they are gone
With all my friends
They have gone, they have gone
And all my hope
It is gone, it is gone
And all my love
It is gone, it is gone
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City Of Invention Kent, Ohio
City of Invention is a four-piece, independent band from Kent, Ohio (USA) that blends heartfelt lyrics, soulful vocal
harmonies and woodsy rock n’ roll with traces of indie folk and Americana.
Scott Budzar: Guitar, Vocals
Mark Watt: Guitar, Keyboards, Vocals
Kevin Walter: Bass, Vocals
Peter Heroux: Drums, Vocals
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