1. |
how the world ends
03:08
|
|||
|
The masters of destruction have given their instructions
They’ve told us what to do and what to say
There’ll be no suggestions and no further questions
They don’t matter any more
They never listened to us anyway
It’s us against them and only one will win
Everywhere you look you see another sign
As another message scrolls across the screens
And every day another way to fall in line
It doesn’t matter any more
We never even questioned what they mean
We sing the same verse
While it goes from bad to worse
We’re living where the city never sleeps
and the party’s never over
and every one of us is under their control
Yeah this is where the good time never ends
and there’s always something better
and every one of us is being bought and sold
So we wanna tear it down and start it all again
This is how the world ends
Every day is just a struggle to continue
And everything we do is just a desperate attempt to hold on
While everybody’s singing the same song
We’re living where the city never sleeps
and the party’s never over
and every one of us is under their control
Yeah this is where the good time never ends
and there’s always something better
and every one of us is being bought and sold
So we wanna tear it down and start it all again
(This is how the world ends)
Yeah we wanna tear it down and start it all again
It’s us against them and only one will win
|
||||
Channel 5 Wisconsin
If you like Channel 5, you may also like:
Bluest Year
by Girl and Her Bad Mood
Girl and Her Bad Mood are a dreampop band from Indonesia who excel at nestling heartbreakingly beautiful melodies amidst silvery guitars.
go to album
v/a The Things That Shaped Us Together
by Various Artist
This outstanding compilation of bands from Indonesia puts a focus on atmospheric pop and rock music, with hooks 20-stories high.
go to album
Taking cues from Midwestern emo and early ’10 pop punk, this Leeds, UK outfit are full of heart— not to mention hooks.
go to album
Classic '80s-style goth-inflected post-punk from Closure, full of soaring guitar lines and swooning synths.
go to album
Something Heavy
by you, me, and everyone we know
The songs on the latest from this Lancaster, PA group have the fire of punk rock and the angst of emo.
go to album
Berkely duo Axe serve up four catchy, heavy synth-punk rippers inspired by campy horror flicks and old-school heavy metal.
go to album
YOU'RE NOT THERE
by Pretty Matty
A new track from Pretty Matty finds the band in top form, delivering clean yet crunchy hook-laden power pop with trademark high energy.
go to album
