There’s a memory in my mind I was in the Carolinas

On a tour we were bored nevermore when we decided to change all that

Hey bum, “c’mon over here. This is our last dime, can you help us score?”

He said, “no problem, let’s go.”  One mile into our hike, he ran off.

That’s why I say:

 

Easy come easy go

 

After the show we were bummed and then we realized we lost our drummer

3am he emerged with a smile through a door marked massage parlor

None of us believed our eyes

When this man of god told us what he just did.

We split up what we had earned (from the show) and got in line to take our turns

 

It should be noted that late that night we hunted that bum

Just to find our money’d been spent on a pile of crack for him

 

It’s easy come, easy go

Easy Come. Easy Go.

Against The World

Here Today. Gone To Maui.

Formed in the summer of 2011, The Passenger, is an alternative rock band hailing from the state where old people go to die: Florida. Mentally rooted in the mid-nineties Saturday Night Live/”Grunge” Era, The Passenger, and their music, intend to inspire you to dust off your Doc Martens and tie a flannel around your waist. Their self-produced debut album, “Here Today. Gone To Maui.,” mixed by Ed Rose(Get Up Kids, Motion City Soundtrack, Appleseed Cast…), embodies a well-rounded, full bodied, super catchy rock sound reminiscent of bands like Jimmy Eat World, The Get Up Kids, Foo Fighters, Weezer, etc… The album lyrics describe vivid memories that run the gambit from Sex to Drugs to Rock and Roll, as evidenced in their lead single, “Easy Come. Easy Go.” The song depicts the true story of a broke touring band, far away from home, getting ripped off on an illicit transaction, playing a show and then easing their troubled minds with a late night trip to an adult massage parlor(please reference album track for R rated details). The band is here to work hard and win over fans one at a time. Thank you for reading this, and we hope to meet you soon!

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