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Masquerade Summer
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It all started at my birthday
They say you better stay home for a while
I’ve been fired but I feel OK
I called my dog and walked down for a mile.
But people look at me as I’m so strange
And all of them are talking behind a mask
“You such an asshole, cover you face!” they say
But I still don’t know why
What’s going on, what have I done now?
Then I realized that fuckin’ virus came to town…
They say we got to stay home just for March
But sooner changed idea and said April / May
Police is coming with the drones from the sky
Well, I will obey
Seeing my friends on Whats App for a call
And got some beers sticked up in the fridge
Living a lockdown Spring
Leading a masquerade Summer
It’s hard to breathe now, I’m just feeling down
Wearing this fucking musk in the lockdown
And all the people just look like the same,
It’s even hard to recognize my friends.
Got to stand up boy ‘cause now it’s your turn
And there’s a lesson that you’ve never learned
You always thought ‘bout your pride and yourself,
But now there’s someone else…
What would you do if you have to die now?
I’m pretty sure you’ll play the last show wiith your
band!
Do you remember the day you born?
You feelin’ safer, now you’re alone.
No friends to call now, no place to go,
Those days were better, but carry on!
Life is a journey, someday i twill end,
Live it with girlfriends, live it with friends.
Yesterday chidren, tomorrow men,
If no tomorrow… Live for today!
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The Asymptomatics Brescia, Italy
Born in Brescia, Italy, 2020.
Due to COVID-19 lockdown, we started composing music and
play one by one in our homes.
As the lockdown finished, we started playing in rehearsal and this is the result...
We are inspired by Social Distortion, Rancid, Booze & Glory, etc...
... more
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