Written by carlo nuccio
Main voice: carlo
Produced by continental drifters
Released on 'continental drifters' (1995)
Steel train hummin' after scott starts to sail
Well, they shine up like hair rails
South consume my thought
I start to pick everything apart
Like I would rather sip my milk through a paper straw
I reflect on the world that I've seen
Between ground flow and the mezzanine.
My shoe lace is busted
But it won't make the escalator stop
Should I get pulled in on top
Carefull not to step on my light
It might become electrofied
Still I draw conclusions on the things I've observed
Even before I was eighteen
Between ground flow and the mezzanine.
And bees make slum honey
From an old dye sewn in a paper cup
I'd rather hide than to say, "what's up? "
And if I whistle a tune
It passes off from room to room
Still I'd take time and note the sun shinin' through, it red
All I caught was a daydream
Between ground flow and a mezzanine.
The Continental Drifters are an American musical group formed in the 1990s. Their sound is characterized by a fusion of indie rock, folk and country, with psychedelic and pop influences. Among the founding members are Danny McHugh (vocals, guitar), Mark Walton (guitar) and Robert Mache (bass). The band has released several albums, including their self-titled "Continental Drifters" (1993), "Vermilion" (1995) and "Better Day" (1997). Their songs are often characterized by introspective lyrics and catchy melodies. Among the most representative songs are "Listen, Listen", "Nineteen Ninety-three" and "Vermilion Sky". The Continental Drifters have contributed to defining the indie rock aesthetic of the 1990s, influencing several subsequent bands.
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