All This 4 U
from The Decline of America Part 3: Silence in Brooklyn by Tyranny of Dave
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lyrics
What will you wear and what will you do
When all tomorrow’s parties are spread out before you
The walls starts to pulse and the music slips through
And you realize it’s all for you
You’ve got it made
Didn’t you know
Candy wants to know what you have to say
But the drums are so loud that they shut out the day
Your dress is out of style but it’s all OK
Fall into the beat, lose the street in the crowd and
And you’ll sleep for a thousand years
It’s all for you
You’ve got it made
Didn’t you know
You linger on in the pale blue highs
Feeling totally at home and nonplussed
Those big decisions you used to hate
Are now the only situations you trust
As the buildings around you fall into dust
Don’t get confused. Just move with the change
It’s turned around but it still sounds the same
A Sunday morning where the light’s rearranged and it’s all a delight
Take what you want. Take what you need
The future is past and your fruits are still seeds
Put on your boots, your dress and your beads
This is your time ‘cause your sign is ascending
So dance through the unending night
It’s all for you
You’ve got it made
Didn’t you know
When all tomorrow’s parties are spread out before you
The walls starts to pulse and the music slips through
And you realize it’s all for you
You’ve got it made
Didn’t you know
Candy wants to know what you have to say
But the drums are so loud that they shut out the day
Your dress is out of style but it’s all OK
Fall into the beat, lose the street in the crowd and
And you’ll sleep for a thousand years
It’s all for you
You’ve got it made
Didn’t you know
You linger on in the pale blue highs
Feeling totally at home and nonplussed
Those big decisions you used to hate
Are now the only situations you trust
As the buildings around you fall into dust
Don’t get confused. Just move with the change
It’s turned around but it still sounds the same
A Sunday morning where the light’s rearranged and it’s all a delight
Take what you want. Take what you need
The future is past and your fruits are still seeds
Put on your boots, your dress and your beads
This is your time ‘cause your sign is ascending
So dance through the unending night
It’s all for you
You’ve got it made
Didn’t you know
credits
from The Decline of America Part 3: Silence in Brooklyn,
released November 9, 2018
Nora O'Connor – Vocals
Dave – Other things
Nora O'Connor – Vocals
Dave – Other things
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