Destroyer - In the Morning

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You wanted it to be good
Yeah you thought that it would be ok
A death star in bloom
Another thought in the incinerator
You wanted it to be cool
Oh you thought that it would be alright
In the morning...

A death star in bloom
A rattle in the hand of a baby
A rattle in the hand of my baby
Goes the rhythm of the night
Yeah you wanted it to be cool
You thought that it would be alright
In the morning...

Hey you, come here
Bands sing their songs and then disappear
Bands sing their songs and then disappear into the rhythm of the night
Yeah you wanted it to be cool
You thought that it would be alright
In the morning...
In the morning...
In the morning...

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Destroyer is the musical project of Canadian songwriter and wine enthusiast Dan Bejar. He is also known for his work as a contributing member of The New Pornographers and as one-third of the British Columbia supergroup Swan Lake. With a career spanning over two decades, Destroyer has established itself as a unique and innovative force in the indie music scene.

Each Destroyer album showcases a different sonic identity, ranging from the MIDI-heavy sound of Your Blues to the lounge jazz-pop vibes of Kaputt. Despite these varied musical styles, all of Destroyer's work is characterized by Bejar's dense and intricate lyrics, filled with metaphors and references that create a labyrinth of meaning. Bejar's distinct voice adds another layer of depth to the music, drawing listeners in with its emotional resonance.

Throughout his career, Destroyer has garnered critical acclaim for its bold and experimental approach to songwriting and production. Bejar's willingness to push boundaries and explore new musical territory has earned him a dedicated fan base and solidified his reputation as a true artist in the industry.

With each new release, Destroyer continues to evolve and reinvent itself, keeping fans and critics alike on their toes. Dan Bejar's commitment to creating music that is both challenging and rewarding has solidified his place as a visionary in the world of indie rock.