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Dry Riser
236
Rock
Dry Riser fue lanzado el 1 de enero de 1994 por UMC (Universal Music Catalogue) como parte del álbum Kerbdog
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ÁlbumKerbdog
Fecha de lanzamiento1 de enero de 1994
Sello discográficoUMC (Universal Music Catalogue)
IdiomaEnglish
Melodía
Nivel de sonidos acústicos
Valence
Capacidad para bailar
Energía
BPM

Video musical

Video musical

Créditos

ARTISTAS INTÉRPRETES
Kerbdog
Kerbdog
Intérprete
William Dalton
William Dalton
Guitarra
Colin Fenelly
Colin Fenelly
Bajo eléctrico
Darragh Butler
Darragh Butler
Batería
Cormack Battle
Cormack Battle
Guitarra, Voces
COMPOSICIÓN Y LETRA
William Dalton
William Dalton
Autoría
Colin Fenelly
Colin Fenelly
Autoría
Darragh Butler
Darragh Butler
Autoría
Cormack Battle
Cormack Battle
Autoría
PRODUCCIÓN E INGENIERÍA
Jack Endino
Jack Endino
Producción, Ingeniería de mezcla
Phil Ault
Phil Ault
Asistente de ingeniería de grabación, Asistente de ingeniería

Letra

I, I, I, I see you witness
Cover my tracks and there'll be no inquest
I, I, I, I see their faces
Take me ashore and I'll do my damndest
Bringing my head down
Oh, not if I have to
They will never take me down
No way
They still stand by the old ground
Oh, not if I have to
Language stays in its own town
Not me
Bread is white, foreign bride
Comes to me when in sight
Come and pray, not today
They'll be there on your side
Try to take a rest from your own way
Have more detest for your own name
Drive 'til your arms are on freehand
Oh, not anything easy
I, I, I, I hear my name said
Cover my tracks 'til I've found a regret
I, I, I, I dream of hatred
Take me ashore and I'll do my fucking damndest
And damndest
Bringing my head down
Oh, not if I have to
They will never take me down
No way
They still stand by the old ground
Oh, not if I have to
Language stays in its own town
Not me
Bread is white, foreign bride
Comes to me when in sight
Come and pray, not today
They'll be there on your side
Try to take a rest from your own way
Have more detest for your own name
Drive 'til your arms are on freehand
Oh, not anything easy
I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I
Written by: Colin Fenelly, Cormack Battle, Darragh Butler, William Dalton
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