The Beaten Path
by Bridges to nowhere
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The Beaten Path
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I am sick of the daily grind
Everyday is a deja vu
I don't do anything I like
and I hate everything I do
and I ask myself every night:
"what the hell happened to my youth?"
when did it go away and I got
trapped into a never ending loop
Me and all my friends walk the beaten path
I don't think our best days are ahead of us
gerbils on their wheels at least know that they're trapped...
...but we're no better than that
I am sick of the daily grind
everyday's like a deja vu
I come to life every Friday night
and die every Sunday afternoon
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about
This is a b-side taken from our first album. It is the first song we ever wrote and we've started half our concerts with it, so it is a pity we never released it. However, we were not comfortable with the way the original mix sounded so we left it hidden in a drawer. Six months later we took it back, remixed it and mastered and here it is.
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released September 20, 2016
Lyrics and Music by Guillermo Martínez, arranged by Bridges to Nowhere
Recorded, mixed and mastered by Guillermo Martínez
Lyrics and Music by Guillermo Martínez, arranged by Bridges to Nowhere
Recorded, mixed and mastered by Guillermo Martínez
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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.
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Sep 2016
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