1. |
They Take it All Away
03:05
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They Take it All Away
First you go to work
There they break you down
You might meet a girl
And she breaks your heart
Then they take the knife
Twist it in your throat
They take control
That knife
They twist it in your soul
Scrape it on your bones
They take control
You are all alone
They don’t pay no mind
They will take hold
And rip you apart
First couple of lines, then
They take control
THEY TAKE IT
THEY TAKE IT ALL AWAY
They leave you alone
They take control
But don’t give up
We can’t give up
Don’t give up
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2. |
Death Song
02:26
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Death Song
I'm in a box in a car, it's so cold
I'm in the park in the ground, it's too cold.
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3. |
The Death of a Wolf
03:57
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The Death of a Wolf
Found my love at the club tonight
She was drinking in the bathroom light
I was thinking about mercy and pain
She pulled me close and I kissed her again
My love told me, told me she’d die
I asked her, is there an afterlife?
My love told me she didn’t think so
I barricaded my heart in the earth below
The Death of a Wolf.
Death of a Wolf
Howls
The Death of a Wolf
Run with me tonight
The Death of a Wolf
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Galanos Kingston, New York
Galanos don't so much celebrate the darker things in life as they embrace the darkness life has to offer. Their music is steeped in the solo sounds of Stiv Bators and early Lords of the New Church, the cinematic expanses of Ennio Morricone, and relentless fuzz drone of surf guitars. A sound that Fred Mills of Blurt Magazine calls "rich in atmosphere and unnerving in its tragic grace." ... more
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