Welcome to the Breakdown

track name: Welcome to the Breakdown
album and band name: from Black and Red EP (Welcome to the Breakdown) by Bill Coleman

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about: This one is all about getting laid off and spending the redundancy cash on recording. Exhilarating feeling :-)
lyrics: Working up your week and the boss man says,
"Son, time to hit the dole queue".
Flat out on your back it's a hard knock,
I figure it's time to make some music.

Everybody moving and we don't stop,
Just mind the bite don't break your skin in a minute now.
Welcome to the Breakdown.

Everybody wondering where the cats gone baby,
Just mind the bite don't break your skin.
Time to make a plan, get the beat pumping,
Till then we'll be going nowhere.

Everybody moving and we don't stop,
Just mind the bite don't break your skin in a minute now.
Welcome to the Breakdown.

Fed up of lock down, we'll be breaking out,
Dancing with a screw loose.
Buzz is taking hold, now we're on a roll,
Welcome to the Breakdown.

Everybody moving and we don't stop,
Just mind the bite don't break your skin in a minute now.
Welcome to the Breakdown.
credits: from Black and Red EP (Welcome to the Breakdown), released 02 November 2009
Written and arranged by Bill Coleman. Recorded and produced by Ken McHugh. Drums, Keith O'Brien.
tags: tags: alternative alternative folk electro-tinged bouncy alt-folk folk pop rock Ireland
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Makes music with a laptop, a guitar and a pile of live-recorded loops. Reminds people of Eels, Flaming Lips, Talking ... more 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. less