You're so much different than me yea
I know
And I'm my only enemy
Pain is all that I can see oh
I see you're climbing a tree
And I know
That it's easier to be up high in
The air than oh the ground
And it's love, etc.
You say you can't say anymore
You've already said it before
In a million different ways which
Were all not quite right
The rain is loud on the ground
Well I know
But I don't even make a sound when
I come around oh
And you say I'd be better off dead
This I know
But it's no use hiding this pretty
Head in the ground
And it's love, etc.
And we can do the zarathustra
We can do the broken fist
We can tear down all the borders
Or abbreviate the list
And when finally the finish line
Emerges from the mist we'll sound
A soft alarm
Clap Your Hands Say Yeah! (CYHSY) is an American indie rock band formed in New York City in 2004. Their success is linked to the phenomenon of online music hype: they were one of the first bands to benefit from the attention of music blogs, which led to coverage by influential publications like Pitchfork Media. The positive review of their self-titled debut album caused distribution problems, as the band did not have a record deal. They therefore independently managed the production and distribution of the album, rejecting several offers to maintain creative control. For the British market, they signed with Wichita Recordings, finding it easier to manage shipments in the UK. The debut album sold over 200,000 copies. Their sound is characterized by catchy melodies, introspective lyrics, and a mix of indie rock, post-punk, and new wave influences. Notable tracks include "The Skin of My Teeth", "Coming of Age" and "In This Home".
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