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Trouble
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Rock
Trouble was released on January 1, 2011 by Spinefarm as a part of the album Revival
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AlbumRevival
Release DateJanuary 1, 2011
LabelSpinefarm
LanguageEnglish
Melodicness
Acousticness
Valence
Danceability
Energy
BPM92

Music Video

Music Video

Credits

PERFORMING ARTISTS
James Heatley
James Heatley
Drums
Cormac Neeson
Cormac Neeson
Lead Vocals, Vocals
Michael Waters
Michael Waters
Bass Guitar
Paul Mahon
Paul Mahon
Guitar
The Answer
The Answer
Performer
COMPOSITION & LYRICS
James Heatley
James Heatley
Composer, Lyrics
Cormac Neeson
Cormac Neeson
Composer, Lyrics
Michael Waters
Michael Waters
Composer, Lyrics
Paul Mahon
Paul Mahon
Composer, Lyrics
PRODUCTION & ENGINEERING
Chris Sheldon
Chris Sheldon
Mixing Engineer
Chris Smith
Chris Smith
Producer

Lyrics

One last warning
Forgive for not coming
I'll be gone in the morning
So come on, step over to me
Trouble at the toll pass
So high the call of romance
Ready for to make a stand
Baby take my hand
You'll be the death of me
She's enough to occupy
This hollow space I left behind
I've got trouble on her knees, on her knees
I need a high speed rebel
To send me to heaven
Two, three, four, five steps taken
Come on, step over to me
Living in a shoebox
I can't afford a whole lot
Trouble made my tip-top
Told me I could play my part before I die
I've got trouble at my door
In my bed and on my floor
I see trouble every day, every day
I need a high speed rebel
To send me to heaven
Two, three, four, five steps taken
Come on, step over to me
Yes, I do
I need a high speed rebel
To send me to heaven
Two, three, four, five steps taken
Come on, step over to me, yeah
How many times
Do I refuse to read the signs?
Now I'm standing in the door
I'm in the light
Oh, how many times
Do I refuse to read the signs?
I am
I need a high speed rebel
To send me to heaven
Two, three, four, five steps taken
Come on, step over to me
Yes, I do
I need a high speed rebel
To send me to heaven
Two, three, four, five steps taken
Come on, step over to me
One last warning
Forgive for not coming
I'll be gone in the morning
Written by: Cormac Neeson, James Heatley, Michael Waters, Paul Mahon
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