False North
from Black and Green EP (False North) by Bill Coleman
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about
About alternately loving and hating the journey through life, the place you live, your job, your loves, your hopes, your cares and all the rest of that stuff...
lyrics
Hail, Hail to the world,
To the shining light, To the dark out yonder.
The stars of the city, You look so pretty,
Turning in circles, Like destiny arriving.
Hold on to nothing,
So nothing can harm you,
So nothing can hurt you.
So nothing can break you,
So desperate to say yes, So desperate to impress,
So desperate to be loved, But too scared to say so.
| will change your mind, I will kiss your tears,
I will break your heart and then I'll disappear.
I am nothing, Nothing without you,
Change is gonna come though
But I think that it'll make us stronger.
Welcome to False North. Eyes on the big prize,
Life on a small stage, With nothing to be afraid of.
Hold on to nothing,
So nothing can harm you,
So nothing can hurt you.
So nothing can break you,
Last drink downing, Last bus calling,
Lost in all these people, Bruised battered and bleeding.
All out in the open, The key that just won't turn,
The lock that we break, The door we kick down,
Destiny arriving.
Hold on to nothing,
So nothing can harm you,
So nothing can hurt you,
So nothing can break you.
To the shining light, To the dark out yonder.
The stars of the city, You look so pretty,
Turning in circles, Like destiny arriving.
Hold on to nothing,
So nothing can harm you,
So nothing can hurt you.
So nothing can break you,
So desperate to say yes, So desperate to impress,
So desperate to be loved, But too scared to say so.
| will change your mind, I will kiss your tears,
I will break your heart and then I'll disappear.
I am nothing, Nothing without you,
Change is gonna come though
But I think that it'll make us stronger.
Welcome to False North. Eyes on the big prize,
Life on a small stage, With nothing to be afraid of.
Hold on to nothing,
So nothing can harm you,
So nothing can hurt you.
So nothing can break you,
Last drink downing, Last bus calling,
Lost in all these people, Bruised battered and bleeding.
All out in the open, The key that just won't turn,
The lock that we break, The door we kick down,
Destiny arriving.
Hold on to nothing,
So nothing can harm you,
So nothing can hurt you,
So nothing can break you.
credits
from Black and Green EP (False North),
track released March 19, 2010
Written by Bill Coleman. Produced by Ken McHugh. Performed by Bill Coleman, Ken McHugh and Keith O'Brien.
Written by Bill Coleman. Produced by Ken McHugh. Performed by Bill Coleman, Ken McHugh and Keith O'Brien.
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Bill Coleman Ireland
Makes music with a laptop, a guitar and a pile of live-recorded loops. Reminds people of Eels, Flaming Lips, Talking
Heads...
Spent 2011 writing and recording a song a week - check out the "Throwing S**t at a Wall" album.
Currently working on his third studio album.
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discography
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Oct 2003
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Bill Coleman recommends:
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Because it takes me to another world...
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Sleepless Street
by Peter DoranTunes. Approached at an angle, as opposed to how you'd expect.
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