Noise Pollution
by Bridges to nowhere
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Nobody Else
03:25
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Walk around searching for something,
Maybe I can find it today.
Then I look down inside,
So then open my eyes and I know it’s the only way.
Gotta have it, gotta want it, gotta love it, gotta feel it,
It's something that you can’t hide.
So take the little key, check the corner of your beat,
Turning up the feeling inside.
If you can see, What should be,
Tell you one thing...
It’s gotta be
something you want, something your feeling,
Don’t let anyone stop you from dreaming.
I do what I want 'cause I see nobody else can be me.
Something you want, Something that’ll change you,
If you fall don’t worry I’ll save you.
I do what I want 'cause I see nobody else can be me.
Sit down, take some time to look around,
Don’t let it pass you by.
It’s right behind you, If you listen it’ll find you,
No need to even ask why.
And I was one step in your shoes,
Living has changed my life.
Got to have it, There’s no way that they can stop you,
Listen and I’ll tell you why.
If you can see, What should be,
Tell you one thing...
It’s gotta be
something you want, something your feeling,
Don’t let anyone stop you from dreaming.
I do what I want 'cause I see nobody else can be me.
Something you want, Something that’ll change you,
If you fall don’t worry I’ll save you.
I do what I want 'cause I see nobody else can be me.
You were searching for something,
thinking that you found today.
Something made you strong,
now you never go wrong.
If you listen
when you hear me sing...
If you can see, What should be,
Tell you one thing...
It’s gotta be
something you want, something your feeling,
Don’t let anyone stop you from dreaming.
I do what I want 'cause I see nobody else can be me.
Something you want, Something that’ll change you,
If you fall don’t worry I’ll save you.
I do what I want 'cause I see nobody else can be me.
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Train Wreck
03:14
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You called me up
just to bring me down.
Asking me if I remember you,
if time has healed the wounds.
So here I am,
disfunctional.
Just trying to find
my own way home.
And there you go,
emotional.
Carrying on,
with nowhere to go.
Those days where we cared for each other,
when inside I know
you dragged me under water
and told me you'd never let go.
So here I am,
disfunctional.
Just trying to find
my own way home.
And there you go,
emotional.
Carrying on,
with nowhere to go.
So here I am,
disfunctional.
Just trying to find
my own way home.
And there you go,
emotional.
Carrying on,
with nowhere to go.
When I was with you
wrapped your hands around my neck.
Didn't seem to know what to do,
because I am, just another train wreck
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about
This recording comes with a bit of history.
Long time ago, Guille, singer and guitar player of Bridges to Nowhere, used to record songs with a friend of his in high school. His partner in crime, Roberto Powers, a half-Spanish half-Canadian guy, used to write the lyrics. They published their stuff in Myspace under the name Noise Pollution.
Two of the songs they wrote ended up in a Guitar Hero like videogame named SUPER CRAZY GUITAR MANIAC DELUXE 3, which you can still find online and play if you have Flash Player installed. The game was awesome -and quite original, there was no guitar hero yet- and it drew the kids to Noise Pollution's Myspace. The recordings sounded like crap, the drums were sampled and the songs were sung pretty badly and out of tune, but it still brought a lot of attention and a around 7 million listens in Myspace. That is around 7 million listens more than any of Bridges to Nowhere's songs.
During the recording of our next record, we took advantage and revisited those two songs, so enjoy them!
You can play Super Crazy Guitar Maniac Deluxe 3 here www.notdoppler.com/supercrazyguitarmaniacdeluxe3.php because YOU'RE A MANIAC!
Long time ago, Guille, singer and guitar player of Bridges to Nowhere, used to record songs with a friend of his in high school. His partner in crime, Roberto Powers, a half-Spanish half-Canadian guy, used to write the lyrics. They published their stuff in Myspace under the name Noise Pollution.
Two of the songs they wrote ended up in a Guitar Hero like videogame named SUPER CRAZY GUITAR MANIAC DELUXE 3, which you can still find online and play if you have Flash Player installed. The game was awesome -and quite original, there was no guitar hero yet- and it drew the kids to Noise Pollution's Myspace. The recordings sounded like crap, the drums were sampled and the songs were sung pretty badly and out of tune, but it still brought a lot of attention and a around 7 million listens in Myspace. That is around 7 million listens more than any of Bridges to Nowhere's songs.
During the recording of our next record, we took advantage and revisited those two songs, so enjoy them!
You can play Super Crazy Guitar Maniac Deluxe 3 here www.notdoppler.com/supercrazyguitarmaniacdeluxe3.php because YOU'RE A MANIAC!
credits
released August 1, 2018
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Bridges to nowhere Talavera De La Reina, Spain
Bridges to Nowhere is a punk/alternative rock band based in Talavera de la Reina, Spain.
discography
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Apr 2022 -
Mar 2019 -
Mar 2016 -
Apr 2022 -
Jun 2020 -
Mar 2020 -
Nov 2019 -
Aug 2018 -
Mar 2017 -
Sep 2016
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