1. |
Let Me Work
03:38
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You said you'd meet me here,
Sure as the waves come crashing down,
Sure as the sun will rise and the days will die,
I'll meet you here tonight.
I always loved the way,
You spoke with bravery,
and the way you said and the way you said.
Let me work, let me fight,
Let me die tonight,
If that's the way it goes,
Don't fight for me.
If you see me fall,
You just run to the north,
and I'll meet you there someday.
Twenty years have passed our way,
and each one I lie in wait,
Just for one last chance to see,
Your face.
Let me work, let me fight,
Let me die tonight,
If that's the way it goes,
Don't fight for me.
If you see me fall,
You just run to the north,
and I'll meet you there someday.
Let me work, let me fight,
Let me die tonight,
If that's the way it goes,
Don't fight for me.
If you see me fall,
You just run to the north,
and I'll meet you there someday.
Yes, I'll meet you there someday.
I will meet you there some day.
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2. |
By The River
03:34
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I watched the skies for you,
I watched them crumble,
One after one they fall down,
on me.
There's a man,
Who stands by the rivers edge and,
he must choose where to go.
And I don't know how to run away,
and I don't know when to quit,
but I'll fight for it,
and I'll die for it.
If there's somebody worth fighting for,
I will do it 'till my days are numbered,
I will fight for them,
and I'll die for them.
You don't have to want to run away,
You could come and settle down with me,
You don't have to march to war, my love,
These days are fragile enough.
And I don't know how to run away,
and I don't know when to quit,
but I'll fight for it,
and I'll die for it.
If there's somebody worth fighting for,
I will do it 'till my days are numbered,
I will fight for them,
and I'll die for them.
If there's somebody worth fighting for,
I will do it 'till my days are numbered.
I will fight for them,
and I'll die for them.
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3. |
Seventeen
04:40
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Please forgive me,
I know you weren't expecting this,
Please forgive me,
I know you weren't ready for this.
And I've been thinking,
We've known each other for so long,
And I've been thinking,
For so long.
How can I put it, no that won't do,
Need something final but caring too,
That's it,
I just can't change for you.
Hey Honey, it's time you knew,
It's been great but It's time I flew south,
From the cold of you.
Her Twitter feed is full of me,
With quotes and pictures speaking metaphorically,
I can tell you, You won't reach me,
You know you can't change me,
It's time that I broke free.
All the bitterness I'm moving past,
A whole new life is approaching fast for me,
University.
I'm seventeen, but not for long,
Soon drink legally and sing my song,
But wait,
She just posted again.
Her Facebook feed is full of me,
With quotes and pictures speaking Cynically,
I can tell you, She won't reach me,
You know she can't change me,
It's time that I broke free.
Yeah.
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Two Blank Pages London, UK
Two Blank Pages is a band based in both London and Shrewsbury with a wide range of musical influences. They write a lot of
their own material with an emphasis on liveliness and humour.
Their live shows are where the band's focus lies, attempting to entertain any and all audiences. If you enjoy bad puns, awkward moments and appalling dance moves then this is the band to see!
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