I love you man, I really do
My bloody mouth, that's some thank you
You're crying hard, that's not like you
Come on mate, I'll see you through
Just gotta keep your head up
And the lights on
That's all you can do
If you fuck up, I've got your back, son
I'll be there for you
Thursday night, in Sleazy's late
Ten White Russians? Fuck sake, mate
The tryhards, posers, the aloof
My bloodied mouth, your blunt force truth
Just gotta keep your head up
And the lights on
That's all you can do
If you fuck up, I've got your back, son
I'll be here for you
I know, I know
Money
Worries
Money
Bills
Dying
Money
I know, I know
Money
Worries
Bills
Money
Money
Fuck it
Just gotta keep your head up
And the lights on
That's all you can do
If you fuck up, I've got your back, son
Yeah, I'll be there for you
It could be me
It could be you
It could be me
It could be you
Twin Atlantic is a Scottish alternative rock band formed in Glasgow in 2007. The group, consisting of Ross McNaulty (vocals), Barry McKenna (guitar), Craig Kneale (bass) and Euan MacVicar (drums), gained recognition for their energetic and melodic sound that blends elements of indie rock, post-punk and emo. After several independent EPs, they released their debut album "Free" in 2011, followed by "GLA" in 2014. Their third album, "Brother", marked a turning point in their career, reaching the top 10 of the UK charts and gaining significant media attention. Twin Atlantic are known for their intense and engaging live performances, which have led to collaborations with artists like The Killers and Muse. Some of the band's most representative tracks include "Free", "The River", "Brothers" and "Heart and Soul".
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