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From classic instrumental surf rock to modern surf influenced indie rock.

Surf Rock (Dick Dale, Beach Boys, The Growlers, Mac De Marco, Satan's Pilgrims, Beach Fossils etc)

Wait

Single éponyme du nouvel album : "FEAR"
Disponible le 24 mai 2018 / Distribution Believe
Enregistré au Studio Jazzophone (Kehl DE) par Baptiste Bruzi.
Mixé avec Philippe André (Nancy)
Masterisé au studio Climax par Rémi Salvador (Paris)
Composé, écrit par Manuel Etienne
Arrangé par Toxic Kiss

Contact : contactoxickiss[at]gmail.com

FEAR 

Fear mustn’t stop our rights
Even when they arrive in uniform in the streets
We are told: « In other countries it’s much worse. »
Since when do we have to refer to what’s wrong in the world?

Inside your factory
I sweep all the floors
I ask for real changes but
You just show me the door
Outside your business sphere
You don’t care and much more
I beg you for real changes
Cause’ I can’t take anymore

Never forget…
Fear doesn’t fall from heaven.
It has been injected since youth into our blood. 
Speeches lie to us, they float in the air
Love’s the only thing we ever meet without cares
…
Cause’ I still have the right to enjoy the sun

What I want is to go away
To change life, get rid of the grey
With you at my side
Against the tide
What I want is to stop your tears
Cause’ we’re living in the age of fear
I wanted to spend the time with mine
Instead I committed a crime
A terrifying crime

I had enough
In the woods was too much
You had to pay for your disregard
I chose the right day
The firework display drowned out your life when you screamed in the dark 

You thought I was a loser 
An eye for an eye, a tooth for a tooth
You thought I was a loser 
Now you caress the floor too
You classed me as a low life
But I had the same rights as you

Babe, I’m going home
But I have to tell you
I’m on fire

Fear

Written, performed, and produced by Clayton Waller.
Engineered and mixed by Dylan Alldredge.
Mastered by John Baldwin.
Artwork design by Mark Slawson.

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