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Parallelograms
108
Punk
Parallelograms 由 Bad Time Records 于 2021年4月16日 发行,作为专辑“I Can't Take it Anymore”的一部分。
album cover
发行日期2021年4月16日
唱片公司Bad Time Records
语言English
旋律性
不插电
Valence
舞蹈性
能量
BPM200

音乐视频

音乐视频

制作

出演艺人
Joystick!
Joystick!
表演者
Andrew Heaton
Andrew Heaton
长号
Paul Tucker
Paul Tucker
领唱, 声乐
Clay Aleman
Clay Aleman
贝斯
Garrett Corripio
Garrett Corripio
小号
Josh Bourgeois
Josh Bourgeois
长号
Justin McDowell
Justin McDowell
次中音萨克斯管
Kyle Bourque
Kyle Bourque
Mickey Retzlaff
Mickey Retzlaff
吉他
作曲和作词
Paul Tucker
Paul Tucker
词曲作者
Clay Aleman
Clay Aleman
词曲作者
制作和工程
James Whitten
James Whitten
混音工程师

歌词

[Verse 1]
Julie, she loved cooking and baking her family food
Julie loved to crochet and would go swimming in the nude
Sipping coffee, reading books, and dancing in the rain
Once or twice she even tried her hand at sculpting clay
Julie was a dreamer with her head stuck in the clouds
Singing to her dogs when there was no one else around
But Julie had a secret and thought that nobody could know
Julie was dependent on prescription pills and blow
[Verse 2]
3 AM, Decatur street, alone and broke again
I'm fine, she'd scream, I never want to let this party end
[Verse 3]
Julie, she loved cooking, baking all her family food
Julie loved to crochet and would go swimming in the nude
Sipping coffee, reading books, and dancing in the rain
Once or twice she even tried her hand at sculpting clay
Julie was a dreamer with her head stuck in the clouds
Singing to her dogs when there was no one else around
But Julie had a secret and thought that nobody could know
Julie was dependent on prescription pills and blow
[Verse 4]
And she'd use when things were going good, yeah
And she'd use when things were looking bad, whoa
An excuse to always just consume another one
And she'd use when things were going good, yeah
And she'd use when things were looking bad, whoa
An excuse to always just consume another one
Another one
Another one
Another one
[Verse 5]
Julie loved her coke and there was nothing else to do
Julie loved her coke and there was nothing else to say
It was pumping through her heart
And it was pulsing through her veins
Numbing out her throat
And it was pounding in her brain
Julie loved her coke and there was nothing else to say
Julie took an oxy with a glass of chardonnay
When they found her on the sidewalk of a street in the Treme
Paramedics said that they arrived a bit too late
[Verse 6]
3 AM, Decatur street, alone and broke again
I'm fine, she'd scream, I never want to let this party end
[Verse 7]
Our protagonist was off before the starting gun
That Julie should've had a few more trips around the sun
Written by: Clay Aleman, Paul Tucker
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