1. |
I Don't Know
02:42
|
|||
|
I don't know who can be trusted.
Who will leave me in the dust.
All the many bright lit faces.
They could all unveil disgrace.
I don't know.
I don't know.
Do I want to remain free?
Or give in to someone's deceit?
Maybe luck will side with me.
But I always disagree.
Blindly roll pressure is on me.
Here we go we will wait and see.
What the future will hold for me.
If I lose do not have pity.
Oh fuck no.
I don't know.
Do I want to remain free?
Or give in to someone's deceit?
Maybe luck will side with me.
But I always disagree.
I don't know.
I don't know.
Do I want to remain free?
Or give in to someone's deceit?
Maybe luck will side with me.
But I always disagree.
But I always disagree.
But I always disagree.
But I always disagree.
But I always disagree.
I don't know.
|
||||
2. |
Robot Model
03:52
|
|||
|
Strip the aesthetics
Make it synthetic.
Say this long rhetoric.
Claim that it's relevant.
You are irrelevant.
Destroying elegance.
Removing life from it.
Making it utter shit.
Define your revolution.
And see the devolution.
We turn our heads in disgust.
All of these things are unjust.
Sounds so defective.
Quality wrecked and.
We aren't decepted.
We can reject it.
Define your revolution.
And see the devolution.
We turn our heads in disgust.
All of these things are unjust.
Define your revolution.
And see the devolution.
We turn our heads in disgust.
All of these things are unjust.
You are irrelevant.
Destroying elegance.
Removing life from it.
Making it utter shit.
Define your revolution.
And see the devolution.
We turn our heads in disgust.
All of these things are unjust.
Define your revolution.
And see the devolution.
We turn our heads in disgust.
All of these things are unjust.
|
||||
3. |
Culture Shock
04:21
|
|||
|
We set the culture.
The one we have when we're together.
We drew the picture.
The one that would stay till the very end.
Till the very end oh yeah
I'm so accustomed.
To the many things that we've expressed.
It's a discomfort.
To see these things come to an end.
The patterns in my head stays the same.
I don't know what to do now.
I wake up the next day and I go to places.
I do things that make sense only when you are here with me.
This culture shock is killing me.
I cannot find all that is me.
Oh you have changed me.
And I will never be the same.
All of these pictures.
Are plastered and will remain.
The patterns in my head stays the same.
I don't know what to do now.
I wake up the next day and I go to places.
I do things that make sense only when you are here with me.
This culture shock is killing me.
I have not sought all that is me.
This culture shock is killing me.
I cannot find all that was me.
I wake up the next day and I go to places.
I do things that make sense only when you are here with me.
This culture shock is killing me.
I cannot find all that was me.
This culture shock is killing me.
I cannot find all that was me.
|
||||
Dismissing Authority Orlando, Florida
If you like Dismissing Authority, you may also like:
Under The Surface
by Nameless Ghost
The wrenching songs on the latest from Nameless Ghost tackle loss and grief amidst toothy indie rock.
go to album
The Gainesville emo band work through grief and mental illness with honest, empathetic hooks and dynamic guitars.
go to album
Introducing Blush Juliet
by Blush Juliet
This New Zealand group have a sweet glaze and an underlying toothiness that would have fit right in on mid-’90s alt-rock radio.
go to album
The music on the latest EP from UK group Bards builds gorgeously sprawling post-rock to thunderous choruses.
go to album
Soft-Spoken Secrets
by Fake Furs
Aggressive alt-rock with a sense of goth melodrama; this L.A. duo get at the darkness beneath fading glamour.
go to album
If you’re mad for young guitar bands like Momma and Feeble Little Horse, L.A. four-piece Rocket are sure to hit your alt rock sweet spot.
go to album
Cardiff band Red Telephone can't disguise the pure pop sensibility in their blistering alt-rock songs.
go to album
