Powerful, punchy post-punk and grunge /shoegaze alt-rock with a voluminously guitar-rich number about change and self-renewal by the Melbourne quintet of Nette France, Josef Pabis, George Inglis, Jim Duong and Luca Soprano, and out on Surreal Sound. To explore and enjoy more by sleepazoid, see also the other embedded links below.
I’m living in the New Age
I’m living in the New Age
I’m living in the New Age
I’m living through a new phase
D&G jeans with a rhinestone pattern
Slick back hair for the aerodynamics
I had a vision, then I stepped in it
The small things together that make you feel different
I’m not afraid to know what I like, dress how I like, cry when I cry
I’m not afraid to be who I am a gift to myself now that I can, but
I stalled to believe it, picked up the receiver
Your voice down the line breaking us down a lie at a time
Living in the New Age
I’m living in the New Age
I’m living in the New Age
Some other day I’ll show myself I went the right way
I really loved you, I know you know that
But what we cut down we couldn’t grow back
So I won’t hold my breath anymore
Yes, I would do it all again
If you took me by the hand I would try to make amends
Because I want you, so I want to, but a knee jerk doesn’t feel right for the long view
Wait, stop, breathe a minute
Wait, stop breathe a minute
I think I’m lost I think I always am when I’m in it
I’m living in the New Age
I’m living in the New Age
I’m living in the New Age
Some other day I’ll show myself I went the right way
I really loved you, I know you know that
But what we cut down we couldn’t grow back
So I won’t hold my breath anymore
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