Name: Why'd You Only Call Me When You're High by Double Take
Duration: 3 min 37 s
Description: A cover of Why'd You Only Call Me When You're High by the Arctic Monkeys, the third track of the Double Take EP "Dead End"

i love this cover, wayyyy more than the original!! i wish it was on youtube though :) 

The mirror's image, it tells me it's home time
But I'm not finished, 'cause you're not by my side
And as I arrived I thought I saw you leavin', carryin' your shoes
Decided that once again I was just dreamin' of bumpin' into you

girl in red - girls

little dark age x washing machine heart slowed & reverb (toastool)

Lady in the Wall - Danny Knutelsky (slowed+reverb)

Teddy Hyde - Sex With A Ghost

This version, is the best, and only version. 
🤷🏻‍♂️

Kelseydog - treehouse

2004

some heartbreak doesn’t split you open —
it just leaves you watching someone else get the version of him you begged for.

“Good Side” is Elyse whispering the kind of truth you only admit to yourself in the backseat of a car:
that nothing hurts quite like realizing you were the rehearsal for the love he finally learned to give.

The Good Side

A cover of Why'd You Only Call Me When You're High by the Arctic Monkeys, the third track of the Double Take EP "Dead End"

Why'd You Only Call Me When You're High

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Michelle

Double Take is an alternative rock band from Woodside, California, made up of Alex Buckley (Drums), Anthony Martos (Bass), Alberto Nissim (Guitar and Vocals), Supriya Sanjay (Vocals), and Jeremy Schiller (Guitar). Double Take’s music is a uniquely unoriginal blend of catchy melodies, varying dynamics, and meaningless lyrics, influenced by obscure artists such as The Beatles, Radiohead, and Nirvana.  After playing in Alex’s practice room for four years, the band finally got their act together and put the circus on stage, winning second place at the DNA Lounge Battle of the Bands Finals. Most recently, Double Take recorded a four track EP called “Dead End”, a process that featured the metamorphosis of tone-obsessed guitarist Jeremy Schiller from Jer-Bear to Tone-Bear.  The band is currently looking forward to losing interest in creating music during their college years.   

Email: anissim42@gmail.com


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