(It's Never Calm On The) Western Front
from Chicago EP by Scary People
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Compact Disc (CD) + Digital AlbumScary People's Chicago EP is available in physical format - the EP is packaged in a gatefold card case, hand printed by the band and is a limited edition of 100 product.
Artwork by Tanya Hendrie.
Includes unlimited streaming of Chicago EP via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality download in MP3, FLAC and more.ships out within 3 daysedition of 100 2 remainingPurchasable with gift card£5 GBP or more
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Written and Recorded by Scary People
Additional Mixing by Scotty Russell
© Scary People, RedRoom Recordings
Additional Mixing by Scotty Russell
© Scary People, RedRoom Recordings
lyrics
Excuse me kind sir, could you please take your heel to the road.
We have reason to believe there's oceans of gold below.
No, it isn't shiny, it's not yours, it isn't yellow
His crudeness will redden your eyes is best left alone.
It's never calm on The Western Frontier
The men in the mirror may be closer than they appear
Fill your stomach with Shit and your mouth full of Junk
It's never calm on The Western Front.
The smoke and the mirrors we sold you, we want them all back.
A friend is a friend is an enemy tight in the slack.
Accusations may come and conspiracies, they may fly
And if the rest of them burn you can come live with us in the sky.
It's never calm on The Western Frontier
The men in the mirror may be closer than they appear
Fill your stomach with Shit and your mouth full of Junk
It's never calm on The Western Front.
It's never calm on The Western Frontier
It's never calm around, don't ever come around.
We have reason to believe there's oceans of gold below.
No, it isn't shiny, it's not yours, it isn't yellow
His crudeness will redden your eyes is best left alone.
It's never calm on The Western Frontier
The men in the mirror may be closer than they appear
Fill your stomach with Shit and your mouth full of Junk
It's never calm on The Western Front.
The smoke and the mirrors we sold you, we want them all back.
A friend is a friend is an enemy tight in the slack.
Accusations may come and conspiracies, they may fly
And if the rest of them burn you can come live with us in the sky.
It's never calm on The Western Frontier
The men in the mirror may be closer than they appear
Fill your stomach with Shit and your mouth full of Junk
It's never calm on The Western Front.
It's never calm on The Western Frontier
It's never calm around, don't ever come around.
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from Chicago EP,
released April 7, 2014
Stevie Anderson, Dan Forouhar, Scott Anderson
Stevie Anderson, Dan Forouhar, Scott Anderson
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Scary People Dundee, UK
Black Eyes is very much in keeping with the guitar and distortion heavy, gut-punching alternative rock sound Scary People have mastered and made their own since their humble beginnings. For this outing they’ve enlisted producer Matt Lawrence to supply the skills he used working with the likes of Feeder, The Rolling Stones and Foals to take their sound to the next level. ... more
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