Good night
it's stroke-time
let's get paralysed down both sides
snake hips, red city kiss
and your black eyes roll back
midnight organ fight
yours gives into mine
it's all right
and the fast blood
hurricanes through me
and then it rips my roof away with her fire heads
this is the longest kiss
good night
oh...
and now I, I tremble,
because this fumble
has become biblical
I feel like I just died twice
was reborn again
for all our dirty sins
and the fast blood, fast blood, fast blood
hurricanes through me
and then it rips my roof away with her fire heads
this is the longest kiss
good night
good night
and then I fall down
I stumble
and she said, good night
Frightened Rabbit is a Scottish indie rock band formed in 2003 by Scott Hutchison (vocals, guitar), Billy Kennedy (guitar) and Grant Hutchison (drums). Initially a solo project by Scott, the name Frightened Rabbit comes from the title of a song written during his university studies. The early recordings were demos made with a Tascam 4-track recorder, characterized by a lo-fi sound but already rich in talent and personality. Over the years, the lineup has solidified into a trio and the sound has matured with a more pop approach, while maintaining the emotional intensity typical of indie rock. Among the representative tracks: "The Modern Leper", "Swim Until You Can't See Land" and "My Backwards Walk". The debut album, "Sing the Greener Grass", dates back to 2006, followed by other critically acclaimed works such as "Midnight Organ Fight" (2008) and "The Winter of Mixed Drinks" (2010). The band has collaborated with artists like The National and Belle and Sebastian. In 2016, frontman Scott Hutchison tragically disappeared, leaving a void in the indie music scene.
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