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We Own The Night
04:34
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So long, I hope you had the time of your life here
Chasing dreams before they disappeared
A fool's life some may say
But they never left the warm embrace
Of a small time ghost town
So keep your head high as you walk away
And don't pay mind to anything they say
"Cause searchlights overhead
Are guiding you back home again my friend
We could see the end
Closing with the dawn, a cold goodbye
We paved our way and we'll always own that night
A fool's life some might say
But they never left the warm embrace
Of a small time ghostown
So keep your head high as you walk away
And don't pay mind to anything they say
"Cause searchlights overhead
Are guiding you back home again my friend
We could see the end
Closing in
With the dawn our dreams will fade
I'll never be everything you want
We'll never be everything you need
It feels like we're spinning wheels
Like we've been running around for days
Chasing dreams before they're gone
So keep your head high as you walk away
And don't pay mind to anything they say
"Cause searchlights overhead
Are guiding you back home again my friend
We could see the end
It was the end, my friend
(c) 2015 Mulholland
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Control
04:34
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We're tired of waiting
The natives growing restless
Watching your lips move
Waiting for a sound
We need some direction
We need someone to blame
The canvas won't paint itself
The speech won't deliver a king, no
You're losing your crown
Oh what a shame
We need some direction
We need someone to blame
Hey, whatever you say
Whatever keeps you brave
Whatever keeps you sane
Is gonna leave you down and out
Whatever you say
Whatever keeps you brave
Just get control somehow
Get hold somehow, get hold
(c) 2015 Mulholland
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Burnout
03:48
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Wash in wash out
Train wreck, shit show
Ten deep and you show yourself
Fall apart like a lunatic
You're gonna burn out, transplant
Here today and gone tomorrow
But it could've been easier if only you
Listened a bit closer
You better get a hold of yourself
It's a steep fall off of that cliff
And we'll be there to send you off
It's the same old story
Wash in wash out,
Train wreck, shit show
Tell me how it feels inside
When you don't recognize what's real
And everyone is
Staring back and laughing at you
But it could've been easier if only you
Listened a bit closer
You better get a hold of yourself
It's a steep fall off of that cliff
And we'll be there to send you off
It's the same old story
Ten deep and you show yourself (wash in wash out)
Fall apart like a lunatic (train wreck, shit show)
Another burnout transplant (wash in, wash out)
Here today, gone tomorrow (shit show)
But it could've been easier if only you
Listened a bit closer
You better get a hold of yourself
It's a steep fall off of that cliff
And we'll be there to push you off
It's the same old story
(c) 2015 Mulholland
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I've spent too long staring at blank pages
Searching for the words
I got the message but it was too late
It was too late
Don't make a sound
Before the lights go out
Because we've already heard
All you had to say, enough
Don't make a sound
I spent too long building walls to close it in
Thinking I could keep it all away
But there will come
A day of reckoning to cleanse these streets
And bring us back to One
Don't make a sound
Before the lights go out
Because we've already heard
All you had to say, enough
Don't make a sound before you go
(c) 2015 Mulholland
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Mulholland Los Angeles, California
LA natives, Mulholland deliver a dynamic, driving sound that manages to be catchy, alluring and explosive. Mash this up with ambitious song composition and you have a band that is easily identifiable among their Alt/Rock and Indie Rock peers. On stage Mulholland manages to take it up another notch, delivering an intense and captivating live show. ... more
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