All LIGHTSPEED (Band) Lyrics (en) Total 4
LIGHTSPEED (Band) - Society's Fixation Seeker{Verse 1} Why settle down in your golden days Have you been living for your daddy’s sake If my road ain’t mine to pave What’s it all for anyway My future dwells on
LIGHTSPEED (Band) - You{verse 1} Have you been drinking by yourself again Have you been practising your speech Should i blame myself ‘cause i thought that i would never see you go Why’d
LIGHTSPEED (Band) - For All We Know{Verse} Can we go now My bones are longing to escape Have we grown out Of all the honest words to say I’m tackled by desire To walk the satin wire to your
LIGHTSPEED (Band) - Blind Eyed{Verse} Blind eyed I’m caught beneath the wheel In the tide that kept me clean In vertigo What a fine lie Did I dare to tell the ceiling Will I bear to
LIGHTSPEED (Band)
This is LIGHTSPEED. This Belgian four-piece explores their fondness of atmospheric guitarism and lyrical prowess into exhibiting a sincere display of indie rock.
Influenced by bands such as Arctic Monkeys, The Libertines and wordsmiths like Leonard Cohen; LIGHTSPEED strolls through an extensive landscape of sound and ambience to deliver what feels like a daydream in outer-space.
Debut single ‘If We Could Learn to Fly’ describes the destructive naivety that tends to manifest itself in the aftermath of a deteriorated relationship, while equally observing the transition towards acceptance and the recovery. Instrumentally, the melancholy of the subject is compensated by a symbiosis of shimmering riffs, exciting harmonies and an electrifying chorus.
Influenced by bands such as Arctic Monkeys, The Libertines and wordsmiths like Leonard Cohen; LIGHTSPEED strolls through an extensive landscape of sound and ambience to deliver what feels like a daydream in outer-space.
Debut single ‘If We Could Learn to Fly’ describes the destructive naivety that tends to manifest itself in the aftermath of a deteriorated relationship, while equally observing the transition towards acceptance and the recovery. Instrumentally, the melancholy of the subject is compensated by a symbiosis of shimmering riffs, exciting harmonies and an electrifying chorus.