Song by Simins, Weiss Simins, and SERVICE. Produced by Russell Simins. Recorded at Postal Recording. Engineered by Tyler Watkins and Alex Kerchaval. Mixed by Russell Simins and Ken Rose. Mastered Fred Kevorkian and Kevorkian Mastering NYC. 

Lyrics:

We fell oh so fast
Can’t believe we ended up like that
Now can I walk?

In an age of “look at me” 
I was a no-show
I got something on my shirt
It’s starting to sink in though
My sticky fingers climbing
And they’re creeping up your neck bone
Writing sha-na-na-na-na 
On a backup singer’s headstone

Hey, I’m a thin-skinned lady
Hey, I’m a vulnerable baby
Hey, I’m a downer daily,
Hey, go on and use me

I’ll bring you down
I’ll bring you down
Bring you down,
But I’ll break the fall

In an age of affectation 
I’m the mailman
I got static in my ears
And seeping through my big hands
Real wild Van Gogh ideas
Never solid plans though
I got no hot-cha-cha
Just panic when the bars close

I know places you don’t know now
I know places we can go now
Can I walk? Can I walk alone?

Don’t you dare tease 
If you’re not gonna give it
I heard it all before 
But I like how you spin it
Oh, can I walk?

Post-punk then punk again. 

S-E-R-V-I-C-E is a rock and roll band for fans of the Fall, Siouxsie, the Birthday Party, bad taste, Bukowski, fake glamor, and standing in line reading tabloids at the supermarket. Songs recorded at High Bias, Detroit, MI; Russian Recording, Bloomington, IN; and Postal Recording, Indianapolis, IN. Mastered by Fred Kevorkian. 

S-E-R-V-I-C-E is Jilly Weiss Simins, Russell Simins, Mitch Geisinger, and Isabelle Helle. 
Drag Me tracks also feature Johnny Zeps, Sharlene Birdsong, and Matt Hagan. Photos by Greg the Mayor Andrews. Art by Ryan Dunn.

Hey

S-E-R-V-I-C-E

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