They Think

Curb Your Attitude

Hey Yeah

Original Song
by Phil Dutton & Les Corlett

Lyrics

Got a high pain tolerance,
Even though it gets me down.
I can't get to sleep at night,
My life's being turned around.

I've counted every reason,
Why I need to carry on.
I ain't got no religion,
Or a shoulder to cry upon.

I think I'll clear my senses,
Breathing in the night times chill.
The stars that shine above me,
Sooth my mind and all my ills.

I've travelled ever distance,
I think I've paid the price.
Took the path of least resistance,
And it wasn't always nice.

I've loved and lost,
Sweet dreams desire.
I swear that I've been cursed,
Every part of me hurts.

I take my medication,
I rattle when I walk.
I live in isolation,
I hardly ever talk.

To everyone who knew me,
To anyone who cares.
I've lived a life I'm happy with,
I'm glad I paid the fare.

You know I still believe in,
The fire that burns in me.
You’ll never see it,
Till I give it you for free.

Am I happy, Am I able,
I'll flip a coin on that.
My cards are on the table,
As I lay bare the facts.

I've lived a life I'm happy with,
I'm well known for my laugh.
It's loud and its proud,
I've never doubted that.

Am I happy, Am I able,
I'll flip a coin on that.
My cards are on the table,
As I lay bare the facts.

MY MEDICATION

Drone

A brand new Mythos in my musical Universe.It follows a man named Issac trapped on a futuristic island where he tries to make sense of whats going around him. I was heavily influenced by late 70's Synthesizer music and progressive. I wanted to capture those things are explore alot of science fiction novels as well such as "1983' "The Foundation" and "Heart of darkness"

Captain Armstrong Is Dead

As featured on Future City Records in Cybersynth 2077:

https://futurecityrecords.bandcamp.com/album/cyber-synth-2077-2

Crystal Palace

Adelaide's Hello Enemy take deep cut influences from Helmet, The Mark Of Cain, Alice in Chains,Turnstile, Nirvana, Muse, and the written works of Bukowski, Allan Watts and Kerouac.
A three piece wall of sound, the trio deliver compelling, catchy songs with a socially conscious message - thematically exploring economic disparity & war, collective consciousness, and the absurdity of Reality TV.

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