Ball Park Music - Spark Up

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{Chorus}
Spark up, spark up
Life is short, spark up, spark up
Life is short, the doors are shut
I say we spark up

{Verse 1}
I bought a house, bought a car, bought a pair of jeans
I bought a surfboard, bought breakfast, bought beyond my means
I bought the items that you told me would enrich me
But it shits me, I feel exactly the same

{Pre-Chorus}
Imagine, for me, that you are free
And no filthy waters ever flooded through your fields
Not tonight, not tomorrow night
Not ever

{Chorus}
Spark up, spark up
Life is short, spark up, spark up
Life is short, the doors are shut
I say we spark up

{Verse 2}
I shouldn't have to have a crystal clear philosophy
I shouldn't have to demonstrate that, yeah, we comе in peace
I shouldn't have to squat bеfore you so that you can see
If I'm a good girl, I'm a good girl, fuck you

{Pre-Chorus}
Imagine, for me, that you are free
And no filthy waters ever flooded through your fields
Not tonight, not tomorrow night
Not ever

{Interlude}
Spark up, motherfuckers

{Outro}
Spark up, spark up, spark up
Life is short
Spark up, spark up, spark up
Life is short
Spark up

Release Date: November 24, 2023

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"Spark Up" by Ball Park Music is a high-energy anthem that urges listeners to seize the moment and make the most of life. The chorus emphasizes the brevity of life and encourages listeners to ignite their passions and live without reservations. The verses touch on themes of consumerism and societal expectations, urging listeners to break free from conformity and embrace their true selves. The song's energetic interlude and powerful outro drive home the message to spark up and make the most of every moment. Overall, "Spark Up" is a call to action to live boldly and unapologetically.

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Ball Park Music are a five-piece indie-rock/pop band based in Brisbane, Australia.

The band released two EPs independently before their debut album Happiness and Surrounding Suburbs was released in September 2011 through Stop Start/EMI.

As the band’s popularity rose through high rotation on Australian youth radio station Triple J, Ball Park Music played at two of the country’s biggest festivals in 2012, Groovin' the Moo and Splendour in the Grass.

Ball Park Music’s second LP Museum was released in October 2012 and debuted at #9 on the ARIA Charts.