The final single by The Chapman Family, a band from Teesside in the north east of England. 

Buy this track here: http://thechapmanfamilyrip.bandcamp.com/track/we-stick-together

"You and me...just like in a movie...we stick together"

How wrong can I be?
How wrong can I get?
This modern lonely life with all the good things we forget,
I've been shot down a million times or more.
I've been shot down and I've been here before.

But you and me, just like in a movie,
We stick together.

In scenes and might have beens,
As we dream of silver screens.
Through European eyes, it's only just begun,
From a staggered start with a beaten heart,
As true love's for the young,

But you and me, just like in a movie,
We stick together.
You and I - we can get it right,
So let's do some bad things tonight.
You and me. Just like in the movies.
We stick together.

Forever and ever and ever and ever,
It's too late, to be hateful, as we fall apart.
It's never too late, to be grateful,
Why don't you take aim or get torn apart and shoot that dirty arrow at my heart?

We stick together.

Released 26 July 2013 

Written by The Chapman Family. 
Produced by Patrick Jordan.

We Stick Together

Written by The Chapman Family.

Recorded in Spring 2013. Produced by Nathan Stephenson at Green Dragon Studios in Stockton-on-Tees. Backing vocals by Helen Hammill.

Show me a lifetime,
I'll show you the scars.
These streets filled with liars, pariahs and undeserving stars.
In this kingdom of cheats,
and backstabbing freaks,
and the overly proud.
We're all so proud,
oh so proud,
But can we stop saying it so loud.

If this is England, then what have we done?
Oh my England, your time has come.

As these knuckles scrape through the shit,
and we're told, "get used to it."
I'm down on my knees,
I'm drunk, I'm diseased,
"Get on with it, get over it," accept all this bullshit

In England. What have we done?
Oh my England, your time has come.

Make 'em laugh,
Make 'em cry,
Bring tears to their eyes.
With these choreographed lies, we're hypnotised.
With slight of hand and fingers crossed,
and no remorse for the battles won and lost.

This is England. This is my home.
Oh my England. Oh my home.

This Is England

Inside Us

The debut full length album from North East UK singer-songwriter Phil Saunders. 

The is a secret link, please do not share. Thanks!

Twatwest

this was my debut album in 2002...10th anniversary remastered rerelease due this summer

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Patchwork

The latest single from the Upcoming album "Sidecars and Sideshows" due October 2012 from the Northumbrian Touring duo "We Steal Flyers"

We Steal Flyers - Something Missing

A Home recording from a couple of years ago featuring the beautiful voice of Hannah Stewart.

The Aviator acoustic featuring Hannah Stewart.

The brand new single by The Chapman Family. 

Produced by Patrick Jordan.

Released on 3rd June 2013 on No More Records.

Buy digital here: https://itunes.apple.com/gb/album/this-ones-for-love-single/id656185209
Buy physical purple 7" vinyl here: http://www.cargorecords.co.uk/release/21319

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This One's For Love

Released on 3rd June 2013 on No More Records.

Buy digital here: itunes.apple.com/gb/album/this-on…ngle/id656185209
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This savage song is already embedded into our live shows and combines a thunderous tirade of guitars and drums with cut-to-the-bone vocals designed to provoke and stir. It's not for the fainthearted and it's definitely NSFW.

Written and performed by The Chapman Family. 

Produced by Patrick Jordan.

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Into The Breach

My name is Jonathan Dark, my debut album is to be released this year, keep an eye out for more information.

I write music that I feel, that is honest and what I know. I don't particularly stick to a genre but if I was to fit in a box I would probably be classed as Folk or Acoustic.