1. |
Overshadow
02:55
|
|||
|
I never make things right
You know everything about this feeling
It's my everyday fight
Damn there's gotta be something (right here inside my mind)
Walking through
Holding your hand
We will stand against this river
Oh! That was not a joke
It might be my dreams talking
Oh, look at me I'm speaking
This is overshadowing my life
I'm this chance you were to me
I'll live by your legacy
It's our eternal battle
People to meet, issues to handle (I'll live by your legacy)
Oh! That was not a joke
It might be my dreams talking
Oh, look at me I'm speaking
This is overshadowing my life
(x2)
|
||||
2. |
Politics
03:16
|
|||
|
They say your home ain't yours
On a land doomed by power'n ego
People die day after day
Terrorists is the word they say
Humanity has never been so low
Oh look at me
Oh look at me
I've got your land and your honor
Oh look at thy
Oh look at thy
Without any money and power
They say your home ain't yours
They prevent you to feed your family
I know this is only a song
Facing fear'n hate we're all among
From east to south, blooded dust
Not so many miles separate them from us
We play this song for the lost and perish
Worthless words let it all finish
Oh look at me
Oh look at me
I've got your land and your honor
Oh look at thy
Oh look at thy
Without any money and power
They say your home ain't yours
They prevent you to feed your family
I know this is only a song
Facing fear'n hate we're all among
|
||||
If you like Anchors Aweigh, you may also like:
Praise Armageddonism
by Blood Command
Righteous melodic punk from Norway that slams snarling riffs with immediate hooks for 1000-watt guitar-pop power.
go to album
Where the Heart Is
by Sweet Pill
A confident blend of emo, pop, and hardcore from the rising Philadelphia band, featuring introspective lyrics and churning melodies.
go to album
Beloved punkers PUP close out the year with six scorchers that have riffs, attitude, and hooks, hooks, hooks.
go to album
Groovy garage punk stompers from one of South Africa's most hardworking DIY duos.
go to album
Drunk Dial #12 - Gentleman Jesse
by Gentleman Jesse
Buoyant one-off release from a long-running Atlanta band who juggle garage rock, folk, and power pop; don't miss the Mark Morrison cover.
go to album
Rising Philadelphia band balance oversized pop punk hooks with vivid, intimate lyrics, presenting a raw, honest vision of guitar music.
go to album
Post-punk full of ragged energy and the adventurousness and aggression of the early '80s underground from Portland's Escare.
go to album
