Goodbye, future, once so bright, meet my pregnant girlfriend
Watch my bank account run dry, four-hundred-thirty-seven dollars spent
To put things back to the way they used to be
Still, I would've spent so much more
But four-hundred-thirty-seven dollars somehow shakes all responsibility
But it's not easy

She looks me dead in the eyes and says, "Hey, Brian
If you still believe in the Lord above
Get on your hands and knees and pray for us
Get on your hands and knees and pray for us"

The past few months were pretty rough
A couple times wished we both were dead
I never cried like that before
I thought my eyes would pop out of my head

Not just preparing for nightmares
Years and years, I do suppose
But nothing feels alright now
The length of my hair or the fit of my clothes
And crying like a baby solved nothing

'Cause I can leave, so what now, what, so where do I go?
'Cause I could imagine myself throwing all my clothes
Inside a suitcase without bothering to fold them
'Cause I could imagine myself throwing all my things
Inside a suitcase without bothering to fold them

She looked me dead in the eyes and said, "Hey, Brian
If you still believe in the Lord above
Get on your hands and knees and pray for us
Get on your hands and knees and pray for us"

Because freshness is expected from any hip-hop artist
I avoid using traditional techniques
I avoid using traditional techniques, techniques
Techniques, techniques, techniques, techniques, techniques

The Front Bottoms Nightcore

Lone Star (Sped Up) - The Front Bottoms

Father (The Front Bottoms)

Lovejoy - With Rob as my Witness (Live)

Common Touch - Lovejoy (NEW SONG!!) (Speed Up)

Sans toi

Electric Heart • 1950s • Volume 2 swings straight out of a neon-lit diner and onto the dancefloor with another ten Hopefire anthems reimagined through the golden glow of the ‘50s.
Think: jukebox crackle, sugar-sweet harmonies, camp swagger, and a whole lot of “I don’t give a damn if it’s dramatic” energy.

Every track becomes its own mini musical — Elvis hips, satin-smooth crooning, drive-in heartbreak, and over-the-top joy baked into every beat.
You get the wild Hopefire reinterpretations of today’s favourites: heartbreak bops turned sock-hop shakers, emotional anthems flipped into strutting rock-and-roll, plus the now-iconic bilingual Easter-egg track You & Me (Korean / English) returning for its second decade cameo.

Volume 2 is the sound of a pastel-blue Cadillac racing down Route 66 with the windows down, singing loud, feeling everything, and never apologising for it.

Welcome to the Hopefire time machine.
Fasten your seatbelts — the ‘50s just got fabulous.


Would I Go Back - 1950's Juke Box

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Funny You Should Ask(The Front Bottoms Cover)

Car Seat Headrest - Fill In The Blank (Live)

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A Constant State of Ohio 

Smokey Eyes

Lincoln - Smokey Eyes

I Hate My Friends

Lipstick Covered Magnet- The Front Bottoms

some of the Lovejoy EP's, Songs,Concerts and even some early ones that you could like

soundcloud:tracks:2220934313

Common Touch - Lovejoy (NEW SONG!!) (Speed Up)

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