#the smith street band

[abuzd]

[blarnsblog]

i love you whiny singers

i love you shouty singers

i love you raspy singers

i love you drawly singers

i love you scratchy singers

[bandagebear]

god in the name of the father - the smith street band

[headacheinasuitcase]

G.I.N.A.S.F.S. - Fall Out Boy // How They Made Us - Wil Wagner

[werenotburningout]

If  I can make it through the weekend

I am gonna live forever

If I can just see out the evening

Tomorrow I might feel better

I've been handling things okay...

[frazzlecrazzle]

Amphibia's Anne Boonchuy but it's that one verse of When I Was a Boy I Thought I Was a Fish

(I heavily considered not even doing my spesh little lyric annotation, because it is just so obvious how this song reminds me of Amphibia. But I have fun doing them, so you're gonna get them!)

And I've come a long way from those amphibious days The show ends 10 years after she left Amphibia for good :(

And I'd like to thank the things I've seen, You don't see a world of frog people everyday. She still really appreciates everything she saw there

The friends that I've made SPRANNE AGAINST THE WORLD 😭

All the people that have hurt me, Sasha and Marcy, both in very different ways

The times that I've been saved In the end, it was her new friends that saved her the most. Although, you can't move past "Maybe you're better off without me" - a saviour in a different way

And to music, which has made me its most obliging slave It's no big deal...

There's blood on this guitar, Holy shit did they put a lot of weight into a guitar solo. Y'know the character who had a scar on their face? The one who plays guitar. Y'know the character who gave her that scar? The other one who plays the guitar. So yeah, there's metaphorical blood on this guitar

There's sweat between these keys, I had in my mind that Marcy plays keyboard but turns out she plays drums. Anyway, Ringo Star reference

When I step forward to the mic it’s with my tail between my knees She was pretty nervous about that big guitar solo

But we aren't here to fight, we are here to dance Sasha comes in clutch! Turns out that, just that once, she wasn't there to fight, she was there to dance

No, we aren’t here to fight, we are here to dance They defeat the big bad with an anime girl transformation. Truly incredible. After 10 years, the main three stop really hanging out. But they stop fighting too, and maybe that's worth it. I mean, they stopped going to Amphibia, but they also stopped the fighting going on there. You get what I mean

[nintendont2502]

Based on true events

[techtactical]

For the music req game - I Still Dream About You by The Smith Street Band

couldn’t listen all the way through | not my thing | it’s okay | kinda catchy | ok i really like this | downloading immediately | already in my library

hi beloved mutual :) this was pretty fun and i like the beat of it, it feels really familiar and i dont know why, it just does. banger tho

[toffeethief]

[singsoftly]

The Smith Street Band cover Alanis Morissette 'Hand In My Pocket'

I love covers that bring a different vibe to a song

I love choruses that slightly change and evolve throughout the song

I love contrasting

I love "some things are shit but some things are okay" as opposed to the "everything going to be great!" mindset

anyway, this is great

[abuzd]

[frazzlecrazzle]

Me when "I spent 15 years walking in the park, and I got real dark" turns out to actually be "I spent 50 Euro on weed in the park, and I got ripped off" :(

(lyrics from I Don't Wanna do Nothing Forever by The Smith Street Band)

DEVASTATING the lyric you've been mishearing is better than the real one

[thosesadsuburbanghosts]

The Smith Street Band, live in Newcastle at King Street Hotel

[covers-on-spotify]

“Hand in My Pocket”

Original by Alanis Morissette

Covered by The Smith Street Band

[frazzlecrazzle]

"What's that I think I hear the wolves coming But the city gets pretty for those few hours when the trains aren't running And I think I hear the wolves coming I'm knocking down my door in advance 'Cause the wolves are coming, the wolves are coming"

I don't care that this song was released in 2011. It was written for Lady Mowbray.

eat the rich before they eat you