1974
from Give Up The Fight by The Ultrasounds
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lyrics
I think I'm ten feet tall - it's such a drag 'cause I can see
you're not a rock and roll star, you only play one on TV.
Who knows if I'll ever see you again?
Well in the darkness of a smoke-filled room you will catch the ten o' clock.
For some stupid little trick that you'd rather watch.
Who knows if I'll ever see you again?
In the darkness of a smoke-filled room.
In the darkness of a smoke-filled no reply.
Who knows if I'll ever see you again?
Who cares if I'll ever see you again?
you're not a rock and roll star, you only play one on TV.
Who knows if I'll ever see you again?
Well in the darkness of a smoke-filled room you will catch the ten o' clock.
For some stupid little trick that you'd rather watch.
Who knows if I'll ever see you again?
In the darkness of a smoke-filled room.
In the darkness of a smoke-filled no reply.
Who knows if I'll ever see you again?
Who cares if I'll ever see you again?
credits
from Give Up The Fight,
released May 22, 2010
Words by Christopher Gilbert. Music by Patrick Conway.
Produced by Brandon Wiard and Tim Patalan.
Words by Christopher Gilbert. Music by Patrick Conway.
Produced by Brandon Wiard and Tim Patalan.
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The Ultrasounds Chicago, Illinois
Trendy music disingenuously proclaiming the pains of being an outsider is hardly scarce. However, saying something genuine in this arena requires actual experience; The Ultrasounds have improved tirelessly over the last decade, finally arriving at a new sound both dreamy and rooted in classic pop. ... more
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Jun 2008
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