High Road

Human Crime

Chinatown

A song about someone who constantly lies to you over and over again yet you still try your best for them.

Tell Me Lies

Congratulations

Gemini

Sweet '17 Singles

Blue Coupe

Albert Hammond Jr’s fourth solo album Francis Trouble explores a deeply personal topic – the stillborn death of his twin brother, Francis, and the lingering effects that event has had in his life and music.
In November of 1979, Hammond Jr’s mother, Claudia, miscarried. Although they rushed to the hospital, Claudia and Albert Hammond Sr. were told that the baby was far too premature to live. Albert continued to grow inside of his mother undetected until she was nearly six months pregnant.

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Lyrics:
I was so quiet 
But you were excited 
Waiting for romance
Someone come talk to me 
Lonely out on this tree
There is a need to feel safe
How do we get to this place
With eyes on my back
I'm set to attack
I've come to take your hand

Hold on (x8)

Don't know what to do
Don't know what to do
Don't know what to do with you

I was so quiet but you were excited
Waiting for the dance
They all just waltzed in a second behind me
I stood there like some dumb kid
The music played and the boys would take you far from where I was
I was still hoping that you were the victory to what felt like love

Hold on (x8)

Don't know what to do
Don't know what to do
Don't know what to do with you

Hold on (x8)

Francis Trouble

Albert Hammond Jr - Set to Attack

Tyranny

Human Sadness

The Voidz - Did My Best

Here are two new things we recorded in November 2019, “In The Afternoon” and “As You Move Through The World.” This is the first ever totally independent release for MGMT. A d.i.y. affair all the way down to the video! As usual and by design these songs may discompose emotionally sensitive constitutions. Please consume with caution.

In The Afternoon

Terrible Songs Make Big Songs. - Abner Jay

The Voidz - Did My Best

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