Time For Change '20
from Our New Life by Paul Tabachneck
lyrics
the tension builds
the stomach knots
the truth comes out
the gloves come off
you're mother probably used to talk about days like these
the game is done
the jig is up
the bad guys won
the world is fucked
and no one has a simple thought how it came to be
talk of civil war on the wind
fact and fiction caught in a spin
it's time for change woah
the weird handshakes
the run-on lies
the dropped reports
for no one's eyes
why have people not gotten wise to this shit by now?
the hyperboly
the aimless rage
the followers build a guilded cage
and ignorance is all the rage this year
it's time for chaaaange woah
we've seen enough
we're not impressed
so sad to know you did your best
it's time to move on
it's time for change
the stomach knots
the truth comes out
the gloves come off
you're mother probably used to talk about days like these
the game is done
the jig is up
the bad guys won
the world is fucked
and no one has a simple thought how it came to be
talk of civil war on the wind
fact and fiction caught in a spin
it's time for change woah
the weird handshakes
the run-on lies
the dropped reports
for no one's eyes
why have people not gotten wise to this shit by now?
the hyperboly
the aimless rage
the followers build a guilded cage
and ignorance is all the rage this year
it's time for chaaaange woah
we've seen enough
we're not impressed
so sad to know you did your best
it's time to move on
it's time for change
credits
from Our New Life,
released October 31, 2020
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all rights reserved
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Paul Tabachneck New York
I started doing music in Pittsburgh, fronting the folk-rock band Stone Soup, the dark-pop band Dead Pressed Flowers, and the Power Pop band Manpig aka Everybody Wins. After that, I moved to New York, mostly playing solo and busking a lot. Now I live in CT and play in my home office when I can focus. ... more
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Oct 2020 -
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Apr 1999 -
May 1996
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