Troublemaker
from Trouble At First Sight by The Storm Makers
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lyrics
Opening the shutters on the darkest of skies
Just another day of this fixed life
Sanitized steel avoiding us to feel
Big Brother is there but no one seems to care
Waiting in a line endless bumf in the case
Even for a bird license is need to fly
There's no way to fight bureaucrats never bleed
Overcome we are dutiful we must be
//Just crash your car erase your name
Disappear into the air
Find another way to be
Another way to be free
Burn your house and go away
An old corpse into the bed
You can be another man
You can do it anytime//
Am I just a sheep in shirt
A statistic of the dirt
A blank brain to entertain
A teenager to enchain
Now
There's a dealer in the corner, selling food in the night
He could be sent in jail : he's got a watergun
It is all for safety, it is all for health
Hypocritical world never say money
Anarchy
Troublemaker
Sounds good to me is that fine with you
But you know that I do not want to fight
I just want to relax but I cannot lay back
// //
Yes
I will do that, crashing my car
And burning my house and my shirt and my card
But now what to do is there anyplace to go
Maybe that hell could be just as swell
I want to feel, feel, free for real
Don't tell me earth is just the biggest jail
What's all about, I want to believe
But I cannot trust this world anyway.
Just another day of this fixed life
Sanitized steel avoiding us to feel
Big Brother is there but no one seems to care
Waiting in a line endless bumf in the case
Even for a bird license is need to fly
There's no way to fight bureaucrats never bleed
Overcome we are dutiful we must be
//Just crash your car erase your name
Disappear into the air
Find another way to be
Another way to be free
Burn your house and go away
An old corpse into the bed
You can be another man
You can do it anytime//
Am I just a sheep in shirt
A statistic of the dirt
A blank brain to entertain
A teenager to enchain
Now
There's a dealer in the corner, selling food in the night
He could be sent in jail : he's got a watergun
It is all for safety, it is all for health
Hypocritical world never say money
Anarchy
Troublemaker
Sounds good to me is that fine with you
But you know that I do not want to fight
I just want to relax but I cannot lay back
// //
Yes
I will do that, crashing my car
And burning my house and my shirt and my card
But now what to do is there anyplace to go
Maybe that hell could be just as swell
I want to feel, feel, free for real
Don't tell me earth is just the biggest jail
What's all about, I want to believe
But I cannot trust this world anyway.
credits
from Trouble At First Sight,
released August 1, 2013
Lyrics / Vocals / Guitar / Organ by Joachim Ducos
Drums by Sarah Nasplezes
Mixed and mastered by Nicolas Tessier
Lyrics / Vocals / Guitar / Organ by Joachim Ducos
Drums by Sarah Nasplezes
Mixed and mastered by Nicolas Tessier
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