King Krab - The Roof

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{Verse}
You say you read the signs
You hit the bull’s eye most of the time
There’s nothing between the lines
Would you just trust and give me five?

{Pre-Chorus}
I know what’s on your mind
But I beg to differ
Girl, you know it ain’t my kind
Double check my offer

{Chorus}
We sittin’ on a roof
Sippin’ just one beer for two
I’m telling you the truth
This ain’t no clever move on you

{Verse}
You claim it’s not a date
True, we be more on a rendez-vous
And you only need a mate
When the golden hour is in front of you

{Pre-Chorus}
I know what’s on your mind
But I beg to differ
Girl, you know it ain’t my kind
Just double check my offеr

{Chorus}
We sittin’ on a roof
Sippin’ just one beer for two
I’m telling you thе truth
This ain’t no clever move on you

{Bridge}
You feel like it’s a date
It’s just a Rendez-vous
See me like I’m a mate
I’ll do the same with you
You feel like it’s a date
It’s just a Rendez-vous
See me like I’m a mate
I’ll do the same with you

{Outro}
I’ll do the same with you
I’ll do the same with you

Release Date: April 19, 2024

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"King Krab's song 'The Roof' tells the story of two friends who find themselves in a potentially romantic situation while sitting on a rooftop. The lyrics explore the idea of miscommunication and mixed signals, with one person insisting that it's not a date but rather a casual rendezvous. Despite the confusion, the chorus emphasizes honesty and straightforwardness, with the singer declaring that they are telling the truth and not trying to be clever. The bridge reinforces the idea of mutual understanding and friendship, with the promise to treat each other with respect. Overall, 'The Roof' is a catchy and relatable tune that captures the complexities of relationships and communication."

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King Krab is the story of two brothers from Marseille, France. They grew up in the 90s, surrounded by their father’s vinyls, tapes and African American ‘Compact Disc’. While being teenagers, Lucas and Adam started to play the guitar and the bass, echoing back to the music they grew up with. Even though the brothers had a late debut, their ardour quickly took them to joining jam sessions in Marseille. While Adam added playing the piano to his skills, it all fell into place when Lucas debuted singing. With their first demo it became clear that writing and composing together was natural. Having a brotherly group was then the obvious next step. King Krab was born.