One song by this band discusses showing up "late one night with a neon light for a visa" and describes how the singer "drunk myself blind to the sound of old T. Rex."
One song by this band discusses showing up "late one night with a neon light for a visa" and describes how the singer "drunk myself blind to the sound of old T. Rex." One of their albums reused material from the abandoned multimedia Lifehouse project and contains a song whose singer claims to "know that the hypnotized never lie". The couplet "Meet the new boss, same as the old boss" appears just before the end of another of their songs, whose chorus contains the lines "I'll (*) tip my hat to the new constitution / Take a bow for the new revolution". An Indian mystic and the composer of In C inspired a song by this band which advises the listener "don't cry, don't raise your eye, it's only teenage wasteland". "You Better You Bet" is a song by, for 10 points, which Roger Daltrey-fronted band who recorded "Baba O'Riley" and "Won't Get Fooled Again"?
One song by this band discusses showing up "late one night with a neon light for a visa" and describes how the singer "drunk myself blind to the sound of old T. Rex."
The Who