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Den Haag
02:55
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Laughing Hyenas
04:20
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I’d like to take you out
But I haven’t got the money
I’d like to smoke in the bars
But society wouldn’t let me
I’d like to stop being an actor
From Monday til Friday
I wish I could walk on the clouds
And the birds would walk with me.
But let’s talk of something else
If you’re ok with that
Let’s talk about the weather
Seems to be your favorite subject
So no snow for this Christmas
Who still cares about snow ?
No sun until Friday
Just the rain and the wind and the cold.
I wish I hadn’t let you down
But I needed a new addiction
I can still see the fucking smoke
And the society going on its way
Its way to the crater
Now everybody’s a liar
Including me including you
I wish I could make things right
It’s just a song for you and me
And we don’t care for the others
And for the society
Let them follow their screens
And drink their crazy shows
Let’s go to the lake
And swim to the other side
We’ll hide in the forest
Far from the laughing hyenas.
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3. |
Téo
05:02
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4. |
To Him
06:35
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Killing Cables Montreal, Québec
David and Fanette, both French, met in Montreal in August 2010. A few years later, they started to jam together, Killing
Cables were born. Later, drummer Gordon and bassist Vincent completed the band.
They have released an EP in May 2018 and an album in July 2019. Their main influences are Noir Désir, Pixies, White Stripes and Placebo.
www.facebook.com/killingcables
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