1. |
Beer is tight
02:21
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We've been sitting here a while
Nothing to discuss except those songs we wrote that never shine
We'll get home later than we might
We'll never regret such a waste of time that doesn't count
'Cause time is wrong
Talk is cheap and
Beer is tight
To get here was a nightmare
Traffic jams, closed roads and lack of self care
We're as tired as we can get
We'll never replace these awful moments to be fair
'Cause time is wrong
Talk is cheap and
Beer is tight
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2. |
Age better
02:50
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Barely 30 we get old slower than others
We were raising hell while they were building shells
They were having children while we were having fun
I guess they'll win on the long run
We're not worst than the others
We're not younger but we do better
At stopping everytime we can to hug some friends
In beautiful places and we'll never make amends
We' re not the half oh what they wanted us to be
But you can count on us we're broke and happy
We traveled slow, enjoyed the best sights
We'll sing about it every night
We're not worst than the others
We're not younger but we do better
At stopping everytime we can to hug some friends
In beautiful places and we'll never make amends
Strong feelings
Bad eatings
Long drivings
To the best meetings
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Paprika Disco Avenches, Switzerland
Paprika Disco / 4 guys / 3 chords / 2 per thousand / 1 band / 0,5 brain / 0 originality !
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