Wear the crown made of thorns on the day I was born
By the light of a cold television
And I remember the boss in his uniform
As he marched from the field of vision
Well he didn't come home and it was just us alone
The brat and the widowed civilian
Then one April night after Ma took her life
I fell down the street to oblivion
And I took what the dumpsters were giving
And I did my best to survive
'Cause I figured that life's for the living
While you're alive
While you're alive
Bring out the gin and the small violins
I'm a raging success as a failure
And it's colder than hell in this cardboard hotel
Which I share with a chronic embezzler
So I beat my retreat down collister street
To one of my holy places
And they tangled my wings with wire and string
But I'm spinning in a whirlpool of faces
And I'll take what the dumpsters are giving
And I'll do my best to survive
'Cause I still think that life's for the living
Yes I still think that life's for the living
And I'll take what the dumpsters are giving
And I'll pray every night to St. Giles
But I still think that life's for the living
At least for a while
At least for a while
Firewater is an indie rock group founded by Tod A. in 1995. The project, originally from Los Angeles, California, is characterized by a eclectic fusion of musical influences ranging from folk to punk, passing through electronic and world music. Tod A., singer, guitarist and main songwriter of the band, has collaborated with numerous artists from diverse musical cultures, creating a unique and recognizable sound. Firewater is known for its energetic and engaging performances, often characterized by unusual arrangements and spontaneous improvisations. Among the most representative songs are "The Ballad of the Broken Heart", "Firewater" and "The Last Time I Saw You".
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