The Wound
from Next Week In Münster by Roger Heathers
lyrics
Somebody died across the street today in the neighbourhood
And something clicked inside that I'd been
Rolling like a stone towards a goal that I had never seen before
And it had plans of doing damage
I'm getting far too old to be waiting around for a love that may be lost
Somebody turned around and sized me up in a couple words
I woulda shrugged it off but I'd been wondering the same about myself
Since I have no way to reflect on if my plans are doing damage
It's getting far too late to be waiting around for a dream that may be dead
And something clicked inside that I'd been
Rolling like a stone towards a goal that I had never seen before
And it had plans of doing damage
I'm getting far too old to be waiting around for a love that may be lost
Somebody turned around and sized me up in a couple words
I woulda shrugged it off but I'd been wondering the same about myself
Since I have no way to reflect on if my plans are doing damage
It's getting far too late to be waiting around for a dream that may be dead
credits
from Next Week In Münster,
released May 5, 2019
Roger Heathers: Guitar, Piano and Vocals
Roger Heathers: Guitar, Piano and Vocals
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Roger Heathers England, UK
Multi-instrumentalist songwriter and producer
discography
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Jan 2024 -
Jan 2024 -
Dec 2022 -
Oct 2021
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On of my favourite pop punk/emo outfits. Big influence on me.
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Last Astronaut In Space
by Pea Green BoatMy other project, featuring the vocals of Joe O'Neill. Experimental, bombastic alt rock. "If less is more, thing how much more will be!"
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