I'm frustrated that I am unable to get lyrics to any of the songs online by Denver Dalley's band, Intramural. Many of the songs are published elsewhere.



In particular, the song "This is Landslide" feat. Greg Dulli resonates with me.


Here it is, courtesy of imeem:






Lyrics (as best as I can get them):

memory is the fall which cook myself at dawn
memory is the cross that I hang myself upon

so cover me with the sun
that I am unable to outrun
with the light that's begun
to undo what has been done

to undo what has been done
to undo what has been done

this is a landsline
no survivors here

memory is the blood that I bleed myself in alone
to the light that's begun to undo what has been done

this is a landslide
no survivors here
this is a landslide
no survors here
this is a landslide

this is a landslide
no survivors here.

Labels: Music

Posted by Lux at 1:24 PM | Permalink | Comments

I have a problem. I can't find lyrics to a song. It's not just any song. It's "the" sexy-mmhmm-better-than-barry-white-song. I am appealing for help here in the vacuousness of the internet. The song is "Sublime" off of The Twilight Singer's A Stitch in Time CD.

If I get someone's help finding these song lyrics, I will either:

1. Worship the ground you walk, nay, HOVER upon.
2. Eternally devote myself to making you happy.
3. Love you long time! *wink*

Your choice upon reciept of correct song lyrics.

Here's a link to where this song can be heard. WTF is Vox anyways?

I've got this much so far, and it's not right:

There are ways of making you see
what I want you to hear in your head
if you stray I’ll push a button on you
gonna show you how to disappear once more
your mind don't need to know
the blind are lead below
but baby when we close our eyes,
you'll feel the love start to synthasize
sublime
your mine and you know it

While we're at it. I'll fall hard and fast for a guy who will romance me with this kind of stuff. (Yeah, we've already documented that I'm easy.)

Labels: Bored, Music, the Internets

Posted by Lux at 12:01 PM | Permalink | Comments