Wallows - Ground

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{Verse 1: Dylan}
Inverted narcissist
Check something off my list
For now we're stuck at home
Throw out your telephone

{Pre-Chorus: Dylan}
Run with the wolves at night
Straight out of "Boys Don't Cry"
Crash it and speed away
Scream at the games we've played

{Chorus: Dylan}
Speak out in a different language
Don't mind, I can't take my eyes off it
We were wanting to grow up every weekend
Now we're watching the moments as they're leaving

{Verse 2: Dylan}
Losing the feeling now
Laugh when I hit the ground
Hands touching in the dark
Symmetry isn't art

{Pre-Chorus: Dylan}
I don't ever wanna go
Living in a memory, nothing to show
But I can let it get away
Hanging out the window, nothing to say

{Chorus: Dylan & Braeden}
Speak out in a different language
Don't mind, I can't take my eyes off it
We were wanting to grow up every weekend
Now we're watching the moments as they're leaving

{Bridge: Dylan}
Don't let them take away all the games we've played
Go on and take a bow, 'cause it's over now

{Chorus: Dylan & Braeden}
Speak out in a different language
Don't try, I can't take my mind off it
We were wanting to grow up every weekend
Now we're watching the moments as they're leaving

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Wallows singers/guitarists Braeden Lemasters, Dylan Minnette, and drummer Cole Preston have been playing in groups together since they were 11, starting out at a San Fernando Valley music program, Join the Band. Throughout their time together, the trio have played under several different monikers, the first being “The Feaver,” debuted in 2010 when the four-piece (at this stage, bassist Zack Mendenhall was part of the collective) won 98.7 FM’s RockStar 2010 battle of the band competition, which lead to their 2011 Vans Warped Tour performance. In 2014, the band changed their name to The Narwhals, releasing a self-titled EP the same year.
The band’s current state was birthed by the release of debut single “Pleaser,” in 2017, with the band (now a three-piece), settling on the name, Wallows, inspired by the location in Tony Hawk’s Underground.

Nearly a decade into their friendship, the trio released their major label debut on Atlantic Records, Spring, a collection of six new songs, including “Pictures of Girls” and “These Days”, produced by John Congleton. Wallows' debut EP, follows the release of standalone singles,“Sun Tan”, “Uncomfortable” and “Pulling Leaves off Trees” in 2017.

The band released three standalone singles in 2018, “Underneath the Streetlights in the Winter Outside Your House,” an older track performed by the band whilst they still used the moniker The Narwals; a re-recording of “1980s Horror Film” from the Spring EP and “Drunk On Halloween”.

The release of collaborative single “Are You Bored Yet?” (Featuring Clairo) announced Wallow’s debut album Nothing Happens. Before the drop, two other album singles were released, “Scrawny” and “Sidelines,” respectively.