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John Coltrane
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Rock
John Coltrane was released on March 22, 2024 by Bread & Circus as a part of the album Roger. Wilco.
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Release DateMarch 22, 2024
LabelBread & Circus
LanguageEnglish
Melodicness
Acousticness
Valence
Danceability
Energy
BPM93

Credits

PERFORMING ARTISTS
Bread & Circus
Bread & Circus
Lead Vocals, Mandolin, Background Vocals, Harmony Vocals, Bass Guitar, Rhythm Guitar, Drums, Acoustic Guitar, Lead Guitar
COMPOSITION & LYRICS
Michael Blumenstein
Michael Blumenstein
Songwriter

Lyrics

You’re biting on a bullet and climbing a wall.
A little tough to rise until you take a fall.
A hooker a junkie I can see them playing dodgeball.
Well, there’s a mirror no clearer living in a land.
Where a dye job, a pill and a spray on tan.
Seems to make us feel better. Feels like the gameplan.
Stepping into line. Link it all up in a chain.
Sort of like listening to nature and the gentle sounds of John Coltrane.
Reading all the signs come along now and you tickle my brain.
Sort of like moving and grooving to the gentle sounds of John Coltrane.
Won’t you take another page from the people who know and burn your own books if you want to grow.
The band will get started. Get ready for the be-bop show.
His horn is like a hot honey knife cutting through the butter and a heart feels content and all a flutter.
Better watch your step Johnny boy face down in the Vanguard gutter. With the lemonade.
Stepping into line. Link it all up in a chain.
Sort of like listening to nature and the gentle sounds of John Coltrane.
Reading all the signs come along now and you tickle my brain.
Sort of like moving and grooving to the gentle sounds of John Coltrane.
Solo
Stepping into line. Link it all up in a chain.
Sort of like listening to nature and the gentle sounds of John Coltrane.
Reading all the signs come along and you can tickle my brain.
Sort of like moving and grooving to the gentle sounds of John Coltrane.
Sort of like listening to nature and the gentle sounds of John Coltrane.
Sort of like moving and grooving to the gentle sounds of John Coltrane. Oh, yea.
Written by: Michael Blumenstein
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