Name: Spring Into Summer (Lizzy McAlpine Cover) by Comfort Club
Duration: 4 min 2 s
Description: hey :) this is my cover of spring into summer by lizzy mcalpine

lyrics: 

verse i:

waking up with you in my life makes me feel enough 
living is rough but you make me tough
girl, i'm glad i'm living life with you

night sky and extraordinary thousand fireflies
I saw a million colors in your brown eyes
girl i'm glad i'm living life with you  

pre-chorus:

i see colors congregates "we" 
but the brightest of all light is green

we're meant to be

chorus:

you are my coffee in the morning,
and in the night you're my melatonin,
im gladly staging this relationship with you

engaging all your personalities, 
in you and me there's no insecurities, 
how lovely to know that i will spend this life with you

girl i'm glad i fell inlove with you

verse ii:

dreaming the future of us, oh it's full of flowers,
i know that every hour is ours,
girl i'm glad i'm living life with you

i love you in life with different seasons,
what you make me feel is just beyond the reasons,
oh baby, you know i'm glad i'm living life with you

pre-chorus:

i see green flags all around we, 
as we sail to the nosiest sea

we're just meant to be

chorus:

you are my coffee in the morning,
and in the night you're my melatonin,
i'm gladly staging this relationship with you

engaging all your personalities, 
in you and me there's no insecurities ,
how lovely to know that i will spend this life with you

girl i'm glad i fell inlove with you

last pre-chorus:

I see greenflags all around we,
as we sail to the noisiest sea

the world we live in

final chorus:

but we don't care about the people, 
we'll leave this earth, our love is incommutable
i am adoring doing all the things with you

hearing your voice is just comfortable, 
you and me are superly compatible ,
how lucky to have a chance of spending life with you,

to know that i will live this life with you,

girl i'm glad i fell inlove with you

green flags (raw acoustic version)

It’s been four years since we last heard from Tigercats, with the 2018 album Pig City marking the expansion of their sonic palette from indie-pop and alt-rock, to include highlife, afrobeat, and scuzzy West African psych.

The New Works EP is another step into the new for Tigercats, the sound of an increasingly political band, unbound by the records they’ve made previously, and enjoying the freedom of exploring and experimenting for these 5 new tracks.

“We’ve been a band over 10 years and it felt like all of our previous recordings have been leading up to this one. After Duncan switched from guitar to kalimba a few years back, and we welcomed a horn section into the line-up, the sound has been getting denser and grittier, particularly live. With this recording we’ve finally managed to capture some of that energy on record.”

The opening track New Work, a song about the relentless tyranny of labour in the 21st century, grows from the synth bass riffs and riotous brass lines with production inspired by industrial techno like JK Flesh, to display lyrical ferocity not often heard.
The Space came together completely improvised in the studio, and reflects on the fight for space to create art - in a world fighting for your attention 24-7, and the depletion of available arts spaces.
The intensity subsides for The Picture, a track whose origins date back to the writing of the band’s second record. More reminiscent of Tigercats’ indie credentials, drawing on the textures of Low or Yo La Tengo, it is developed here by a band confidently hitting their stride.

New Works was written in 2019 and recorded at Lightship 95 on the Thames, and at Big Jelly in Ramsgate. Originally scheduled for a spring 2020 release, we’re excited to finally bring you these 5 tracks and the promise of a return to blistering live shows from Tigercats.

Tigercats are a kalimba-led psychedelic pop band from East London.
Having honed his songwriting craft in the short-lived but much much-missed Esiotrot, in 2010, Duncan Barrett went about forming a new band and recruited sibling/long-time producer Giles Barrett (bass), talented songstress Laura Kovic (keys), as well as Paul Rains (guitar, of Allo Darlin’).

The band have performed throughout the UK and Europe and have supported The Wave Pictures, Allo Darlin and Darren Hayman among others. They have also performed at the End of the Road and Primavera Festivals and have appeared on Spanish TV (RTVE Radio3) and Indietracks. A tour of the USA and Canada included a headline appearance at NYC Popfest.

New Works harks a return to Fika Recordings, having released the debut Tigercats album Isle of Dogs back in 2012, bookending albums with Fortuna Pop! (2014’s Mysteries) and El Segell Del Primavera (2018’s Pig City).

Tigercats are:
Duncan Barrett - Vocals, Kalimba
Giles Barrett - Bass, Production
Laura Kovic - Keys, Vocals
Paul Rains - Guitar, Vocals
Will  Connor - Drums, percussion
Seb Silas - Baritone saxophone
Meridyth Dickson - Alto saxophone
Thom Punton - Trumpet

New Works

Doxxed & Loaded

Tigercats - Doxxed & Loaded

Still sounding rough but this is the idea...

Lyrics:

How low, 
must I fall, 
in the Autumn?

Howl over,
the wolves,
in Spring. 

Forever, 
Breathing hard to stay alive. 
I cower
Underneath every futile try, 

In the bonfire, 
We’re the fir branches
Set alight. 

It’s the end of Summer
The last time we’ll ride our bikes together
Wound up, in country roads, 
We go where the river goes. 

Our hearts
Our wildest hour 
Let it grow
Around us, 

Our Love, 
Will freeze in winter 
Let it thaw, 
Slow. 

Our.

Spring Into Summer (Lizzy McAlpine Cover)

Comfort Club

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