1. |
Basements Pt. 1 & 2
06:01
|
|||
|
come back to me / just come back to me / and you will see / how good this could be / sleeping in the open night / valley life is safe and trite / burrowed deep beneath the stars / dreaming thick and healing scars / drawing closer, you run away / running faster each day / robots building circuit boards / and solder seeping into pores / while drunk and greedy spoiled brats / tease dirty homesick subway rats / expectations have disappeared / every morning in fear / what happened here? / why don’t you stay? / come back to me / just come back to me / and you will see / how good this could be / wasting time when things have got to change / wasting time when you’re the only one to blame / wasting time when things have got to change / wasting time when you’re the only one to blame
|
||||
2. |
Growing Pains
03:21
|
|||
|
he’s packing his bags for a trip off to sea / more selfless and brave than i could ever be / he no longer lives in the house up the street / no distance could change what this used to be / and the photographs will tell / should my brain begin to bleed / the shake of a hand and one last goodbye / we started to talk and i didn’t question why / she reached for my hand and looked in my eyes / it wasn’t long before they began to cry / and we talked about old times / and she still remembered me / ooo
|
||||
3. |
484
05:12
|
|||
|
a heart beats through the wall / whisper back when it calls / someday it will answer / now it spreads like a cancer / ooo / water seeping, leaving marks / outlets bursting into sparks / the wallpaper starts peeling / as particles fall from the ceiling / ooo / footsteps clambering through the hall / up the staircase and to a crawl / and you have awakened / the ghost in your basement / you have awakened the ghost in your basement
|
||||
4. |
Suburban Living
05:27
|
|||
|
we had the greenest grass on the street / cold and damp on the bottom of my feet / when spring came around / the garden filled with colors so loud / and i think of him so sweet / but i know that this is just a dream / a blue painted shed / a patterned bandana around his head / built for a tool / or a dirty toy, not a dirty fool / and i think of him so sweet / but i know that this is just a dream / just say you love me / just say you love me now / ‘cause it’s been so long since / you spoke your heart out loud / so say you love me / just say you love me now / a cold hard beer / throwing fists, instilling fear / his kids and his wife / run and hide for their fucking lives / and i think of him so sweet / but i know that this is just a dream / just say you love me / just say you love me now / ‘cause it’s been so long since / you spoke your heart out loud / so say you love me / just say you love me now / ooo
|
||||
5. |
Pageants
02:41
|
|||
|
wishing you could have known me / forget the things you’ve shown me / now that i see right through this / you have been rendered useless / whoa
|
||||
Ghost In Your Basement Torrington, Connecticut
ghostinyourbasement@yahoo.com
SHOWS:
Apr 5- Danbury, CT @ Hierloom Arts Theater
Ghost In Your Basement recommends:
The Bad News Bears EP
by A Paper Tugboat
This is awesome
go to albumIf you like Ghost In Your Basement, you may also like:
no place that feels like
by Ellis
Another devastatingly beautiful batch of indie rock confessionals from Ontario singer, producer, and multi-instrumentalist Linnea Siggelkow.
go to album
Walk Thru Me
by The Folk Implosion
Lou Barlow & John Davis return as Folk Implosion, with 10 more songs that are sweetly tuneful.
go to album
The London band's new album is a vibrant postcard from southern Italy, boosted by brass, strings, and pizzica percussion from local players.
go to album
Terns in Idle
by Rain Recordings
This collaborative project offers a fresh twist on classic indie sounds of the early 2000s with hooky choruses and quirky instrumentation
go to album
Underwater Over There
by Unwed Sailor
This Tulsa group's shimmering, classic dream pop has the sound of iconic touchstones like the Pale Saints and New Order.
go to album
