Drone Baby on the Water
from Happy Birthday, Daniel Johnston!!! Don't Be Afraid...<3 by Bunchy's Big Score
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Vocals: Max White, Hamish Waddell
Music: Hamish Waddell, Max White, and Sam Meikle
Lyrics: Max White
Artwork: Aswitha Gunda
Produced and Mixed by: Hamish Waddell
Mastered by: Terry Han
Music: Hamish Waddell, Max White, and Sam Meikle
Lyrics: Max White
Artwork: Aswitha Gunda
Produced and Mixed by: Hamish Waddell
Mastered by: Terry Han
lyrics
Someday when my luck runs out
I’ll throw these broken legs away
There’s no use in me running now
From this wreckage right here on the street
My bubble car in crayon flames
I’ll dig a hole and die politely
Then everyone can finally swim
In a sea of self-compromise and piss
And I’m on the bus with the boogeyman
Plastic leaves plastered on my shoes
Walking home after selling my time
To your uncle and his house collection
Red paper breaks my back
like a deadline in denial
My friends are only pictures now
Fighting to escape their jailhouse frames
My watch has set my face on fire
I don’t remember when we last conversed
These eyes are now my only token
Of adolescence, ecstasy, and you
And I’m on the bus with the boogeyman
Plastic leaves plastered on my shoes
Walking home after selling my time
To your uncle and his house collection
Drone Baby on the water
Drone Baby on the water
I wish you had taught me
How to change that tire
Because I’m stuck here with a flat
Down on memory lane
I knew this was gonna happen I should have
Listened when you told me the first time
Pack your bags baby
we’re going to the future
I’ll throw these broken legs away
There’s no use in me running now
From this wreckage right here on the street
My bubble car in crayon flames
I’ll dig a hole and die politely
Then everyone can finally swim
In a sea of self-compromise and piss
And I’m on the bus with the boogeyman
Plastic leaves plastered on my shoes
Walking home after selling my time
To your uncle and his house collection
Red paper breaks my back
like a deadline in denial
My friends are only pictures now
Fighting to escape their jailhouse frames
My watch has set my face on fire
I don’t remember when we last conversed
These eyes are now my only token
Of adolescence, ecstasy, and you
And I’m on the bus with the boogeyman
Plastic leaves plastered on my shoes
Walking home after selling my time
To your uncle and his house collection
Drone Baby on the water
Drone Baby on the water
I wish you had taught me
How to change that tire
Because I’m stuck here with a flat
Down on memory lane
I knew this was gonna happen I should have
Listened when you told me the first time
Pack your bags baby
we’re going to the future
credits
from Happy Birthday, Daniel Johnston!!! Don't Be Afraid...<3,
released October 19, 2024
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Bunchy's Big Score Dunedin, New Zealand
BUNCHY’S BIG SCORE are the art rock trio from Ōtepoti, New Zealand. The Big Score currently features Max White as the principal songwriter, vocalist, and organ player, Hamish Waddell on backing vocals and rhythm guitar, and Reef Brazendale on percussion. ... more
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