This is one of my favorite songs. https://fnfgo.io
With our songs, we are outlawed
With our songs, we're alone
But without songs we're lost
And life is pointless, harsh, and long.
In my heart, there is music
In my mind is a song
But in my eyes, a world
Crooked, fucked up and wrong
Sing all day
Record and play
Drums and bass, and a guitar
Will there be peace in the world,
Or will vile winds always own the truth?
There's a bird singing at my window
And it's singing an irresponsible tune
An irresponsible tune
With our songs, we're alone
But without songs we're lost
And life is pointless, harsh, and long.
In my heart, there is music
In my mind is a song
But in my eyes, a world
Crooked, fucked up and wrong
Sing all day
Record and play
Drums and bass, and a guitar
Will there be peace in the world,
Or will vile winds always own the truth?
There's a bird singing at my window
And it's singing an irresponsible tune
An irresponsible tune
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Irresponsible Tune Lyrics as written by David Donnell Longstreth
Lyrics © DOMINO PUBLISHING COMPANY
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violence, not vile winds
Actually I saw that tablet of the lyrics in an interview ha-ha and it said violence (my eagle eyes caught it) so never mind my previous comment. But it totally sounds like either/or...
I hear 'vile winds,' myself.