
Move over, honey. I'm working to feeling fine.
I've done messing around. It's my time to shine.

Cos you won't stop me moving on down the line.
And I'm not planning on wasting any more time.

So come here, honey, turn the lights down low.
I've already missed out the first half of the show. 

A cadillacs just fantasy.
And i'm not getting what I need.
Find it hard, to remember.
I'm not waiting, till November.

My mental health anxiety.
Ain't getting  me what I might need.
I'm hungry, and there's other mouths to feed.

So come over, honey, you know it's all for show.
I'm lonely, and I've got nowhere else to go. 

A place to sleep some food to eat.
But I'm not getting what I need.
Find it hard to remember.
I'm not waiting till November.

At the end of the night, we're all living in fantasies.
Created to fulfil one of our many needs.
We're out of step.
But it's just fine.
It might get better down the line.
We're out of steam
And out of time.

Moveover

Thanks for visiting my profile. I enjoy creating tracks in any style that inspires me. Of course, I enjoy listening to everyone's tracks as well.

Please follow me only if you genuinely enjoy my music.
If there are no reactions to my tracks or no listening activity at all, I may refrain from following back.
Thanks for your understanding.

Didier Broch, songwriter from Perpignan, France.
I am a drummer, i played for the rock band Exterieur Nuit in the 90s, the Parking Stones (2012 / 2022) and other cover bands.

https://www.facebook.com/exterieurnuitrock
https://www.facebook.com/parkingstones

In parallel with these formations, I have always written songs. Since 2020 I publish them under the name of La Bise then Seize The Day.

https://www.facebook.com/laBiseRock
https://soundcloud.com/labiserock

Joe and Barry met in 2003, near Portsmouth, when they both started studying a BTEC in music together. After completing the course in 2005, they remained good friends even when Joe moved back to Birmingham. Joined by a love of music and sport, using both as an excuse to meet up as much as possible. Over the years they have played music together on and off, whether it was local gigs in Birmingham or recording new music. Due to the distance, playing new music was difficult to do regularly. In 2019, they recorded a 4 track EP. It was released in March 2020 and gives an introduction to the current line up of Hope Street. 

Early into the Covid lockdown in 2020, Joe and Barry, now both armed with recording software, started sending demos to each other. They quickly realised that they had a collection of songs that they were happy with and started working towards recording the 11 track album Silence & Chaos, scheduled to be released in December 2020. Uploading the songs as they were individually finished to Soundcloud and Instagram and receiving mostly good comments from the online community, 

Hope Street are looking forward to the future and are already working towards their next project.

Hope Street are Joe Tibbits on guitar and vocals, with Barry Harman on bass. String arrangements an some piano sections are by Steve Tibbits. We hope that you enjoy listening to our music. If you do, please follow us on our social media accounts. Thanks for listening!

Hope Street are an Indie/Rock duo from the UK.
Joe Tibbits (Vocals and guitar) and Barry Harman (Bass Guitar)

Many of the songs also feature piano and string arrangements by Steve Tibbits.

We are a rockband from Dalarna county in Sweden. We have been a band since about 15 years. We write and produce our own songs. 

Peter Wennergren & Jonas Windle

Unapologetic musical calamity from around the world. The only way to support: https://gomjabbar.bandcamp.com

We are the music makers. We are the dreamers of dreams.





Moveover

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