This Town
from Rainmaker EP by Rainmaker
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lyrics
In this city of dread
There's some things that ought to be said
Slimy faces seem to smile
Greasy foreheads and tracksuits
Leave the town in disrepute
In their fashions we must drown, drown
Chorus:
This girl said to me, you reap what you sow
Cause life's gonna catch you, and when it does you'll know
You fidget through life, and it'll lead to your demise
One look in your eyes, and I can see it's all lies
People like to make believe
That they live so comfortably
But there's no secret to their kind
Yes we've seen it all before
Monsters hide behind closed doors
And on their conscience may it lie, lie
Chorus:
This girl said to me, you reap what you sow
Cause life's gonna catch you, and when it does you'll know
You fidget through life, and it'll lead to your demise
One look in your eyes, and I can see it's all lies
[Guitar Break]
Chorus:
This girl said to me, you reap what you sow
Cause life's gonna catch you, and when it does you'll know
You fidget through life, and it'll lead to your demise
One look in your eyes, and I can see it's all lies
There's some things that ought to be said
Slimy faces seem to smile
Greasy foreheads and tracksuits
Leave the town in disrepute
In their fashions we must drown, drown
Chorus:
This girl said to me, you reap what you sow
Cause life's gonna catch you, and when it does you'll know
You fidget through life, and it'll lead to your demise
One look in your eyes, and I can see it's all lies
People like to make believe
That they live so comfortably
But there's no secret to their kind
Yes we've seen it all before
Monsters hide behind closed doors
And on their conscience may it lie, lie
Chorus:
This girl said to me, you reap what you sow
Cause life's gonna catch you, and when it does you'll know
You fidget through life, and it'll lead to your demise
One look in your eyes, and I can see it's all lies
[Guitar Break]
Chorus:
This girl said to me, you reap what you sow
Cause life's gonna catch you, and when it does you'll know
You fidget through life, and it'll lead to your demise
One look in your eyes, and I can see it's all lies
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from Rainmaker EP,
released September 1, 2013
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Rainmaker Lincolnshire, UK
Lincolnshire-based acoustic duo featuring Matt Raistrick on vocals and Hetty McCarthy on guitar. Brought together by a mutual love of 90's britpop, the band started out making bedroom demos and have since created a home studio where they recorded their self-titled EP, now citing a much wider range of influences from oldschool indie to latin jazz. ... more
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Sep 2013
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