De-Icing My Car
by One More Weekend
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This is the third track from the album "We Used To..."
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Ice on the windscreen, it’s a hard cold ride
Might roll a cigarette, heat me up on the inside
Co-operate with the blasting warmth
Sting my hands open up my pores
I keep the windows up
And breathe out the smoke that I breathe in
It’s blocking my view I don’t know if it’s you
I can’t see shit from the inside
But I hear your voice beg the only choice
Screaming the same
(Where is the warm change?)
De-icing my car you’re on the outside
Hacking at the screens
I can hear the anger I can feel the rage conquering
Muffled but harsh enough, it’s not just me
I’m not the only one, fucking up and complicating
It’s blocking my view I don’t know if it’s you
I can’t see shit from the inside
But I hear your voice beg the only choice
Screaming the same
Come to the inside tell me your secrets
Mention our conversations
Breathe in my smokescreen maybe I’ll listen
Maybe you’ll listen to me
Please open the door and sit next to me
Come inside and feel the heat
Breathe in my smokescreen sit back and speak to me
Give your muscles relief
Relax your throat, nose red and cold
Bet I can guess what you’re thinking
Though we don’t say a word just sit there and burn
‘Til the ice leaves the windscreen
Might roll a cigarette, heat me up on the inside
Co-operate with the blasting warmth
Sting my hands open up my pores
I keep the windows up
And breathe out the smoke that I breathe in
It’s blocking my view I don’t know if it’s you
I can’t see shit from the inside
But I hear your voice beg the only choice
Screaming the same
(Where is the warm change?)
De-icing my car you’re on the outside
Hacking at the screens
I can hear the anger I can feel the rage conquering
Muffled but harsh enough, it’s not just me
I’m not the only one, fucking up and complicating
It’s blocking my view I don’t know if it’s you
I can’t see shit from the inside
But I hear your voice beg the only choice
Screaming the same
Come to the inside tell me your secrets
Mention our conversations
Breathe in my smokescreen maybe I’ll listen
Maybe you’ll listen to me
Please open the door and sit next to me
Come inside and feel the heat
Breathe in my smokescreen sit back and speak to me
Give your muscles relief
Relax your throat, nose red and cold
Bet I can guess what you’re thinking
Though we don’t say a word just sit there and burn
‘Til the ice leaves the windscreen
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released March 10, 2019
Written by Connor Dougan
Performed by One More Weekend
Written by Connor Dougan
Performed by One More Weekend
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One More Weekend Melbourne, Australia
Barging through the gates with their punchy, infectious rock is Melbourne's One More
Weekend.
The band consists of lead vocalist, rhythm guitarist Connor Dougan, lead guitarist Tim Aslett, bass guitarist Leith Dougan and drummer Jayson Riley.
With their new single 'Unaware' (Out Aug 3), OMW are proving once again that Rock most certainly is not dead.
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