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Anarchy In My Basement
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Some think of a monster, I think of a brother. I knew where to find you when I needed you but then one day you were gone. Since then your life has been despair. You’re not the first I lost to that world you and the others up to no good, me dragged away from where I longed to be part of my heritage but I was wrong. No bright future or happy ending my admiration was never depending. Came and went worried me, a mysterious figure you’d always been. Underneath is my inspiration giving me motive and concentration. So wise for whom you were those unrevealing eyes I’d follow anywhere, shared stories I wish were mine always stood by and partially raised me. The reason was you, who am I gonna be? No wonder he’s depressed seeing what he’s been though. You have the greatest story I can never read into. (I’ll miss you). You taught me things that are best avoided in school I wonder when we’ll next meet I owe my personality and sense of humour to you, the stories of you and my family. I’m proud and always have been. An Anarchist living in my basement, an anarchist my one and only inspiration, an anarchist living in my basement, an anarchist and there’s no one to replace him.
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Jamie Size Livingston, UK
I'm into collaborating and recording and performing the ideas in my head, not very prolific but I love what I do.
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