I found verity
On N'Orleans Avenue (?)
Down where the air is thick
*As any skies are blue
The water tried to break it down
But it held through
It gave a little for the sake of staying true
We cut ties
We tell lies
We hate change
And we wanna claim where we feel
We take tolls
We rake (?)
Yeah we dig holes
And we're diggin right in your field
We're waking up
We're waking up
And right on time
And right on time
We'll take these roads
We'll break them up
And right on time
And right on time!
We got cause
We're outlaws
We won't pause
*Don't you know where all this is working the hours
We don't lose
We might bruise
Yeah but we'll rain fire on ya till you're playing
All of your cards
We're waking up
We're waking up
And right on time
And right on time
We'll take these roads
We'll break them up
And right on time
And right on time!
ON TIME!
ON TIME!
*Right on time
Waking Up!
Waking Up!
Yeah
"Don't you know where all this is working the hours."
THIS SOUNDS SO RIGHT, FINALLY! Lots of people and websites said "Don't you know we're always working this hard."
"We take tolls," "We got cause," and "And we're diggin right in your field" sound like they make more sense, too, but it doesn't sound like he says "outlaws" in the song and it also sounds more like "LA's skies."
"Don't you know where all this is working the hours."
THIS SOUNDS SO RIGHT, FINALLY! Lots of people and websites said "Don't you know we're always working this hard."
"We take tolls," "We got cause," and "And we're diggin right in your field" sound like they make more sense, too, but it doesn't sound like he says "outlaws" in the song and it also sounds more like "LA's skies."
He's clearly talking about New Orleans in the first section of the song. "The water tried to break it down But it held through" I think that's referring to the levees in New Orleans during hurricanes. If I'm right, then it's definitely "on Orleans Avenue" I live in New Orleans and I believe there's actually a street called Orleans Avenue.
He's clearly talking about New Orleans in the first section of the song. "The water tried to break it down But it held through" I think that's referring to the levees in New Orleans during hurricanes. If I'm right, then it's definitely "on Orleans Avenue" I live in New Orleans and I believe there's actually a street called Orleans Avenue.
A few corrections, this is how I hear the song:
I found verity On N'Orleans Avenue (?) Down where the air is thick *As any skies are blue The water tried to break it down But it held through It gave a little for the sake of staying true
We cut ties We tell lies We hate change And we wanna claim where we feel We take tolls We rake (?) Yeah we dig holes And we're diggin right in your field
We're waking up We're waking up And right on time And right on time We'll take these roads We'll break them up And right on time And right on time!
We got cause We're outlaws We won't pause *Don't you know where all this is working the hours We don't lose We might bruise Yeah but we'll rain fire on ya till you're playing All of your cards
We're waking up We're waking up And right on time And right on time We'll take these roads We'll break them up And right on time And right on time! ON TIME! ON TIME! *Right on time Waking Up! Waking Up! Yeah
Oooh! Oh! Oooh!
"Don't you know where all this is working the hours." THIS SOUNDS SO RIGHT, FINALLY! Lots of people and websites said "Don't you know we're always working this hard." "We take tolls," "We got cause," and "And we're diggin right in your field" sound like they make more sense, too, but it doesn't sound like he says "outlaws" in the song and it also sounds more like "LA's skies."
"Don't you know where all this is working the hours." THIS SOUNDS SO RIGHT, FINALLY! Lots of people and websites said "Don't you know we're always working this hard." "We take tolls," "We got cause," and "And we're diggin right in your field" sound like they make more sense, too, but it doesn't sound like he says "outlaws" in the song and it also sounds more like "LA's skies."
He's clearly talking about New Orleans in the first section of the song. "The water tried to break it down But it held through" I think that's referring to the levees in New Orleans during hurricanes. If I'm right, then it's definitely "on Orleans Avenue" I live in New Orleans and I believe there's actually a street called Orleans Avenue.
He's clearly talking about New Orleans in the first section of the song. "The water tried to break it down But it held through" I think that's referring to the levees in New Orleans during hurricanes. If I'm right, then it's definitely "on Orleans Avenue" I live in New Orleans and I believe there's actually a street called Orleans Avenue.