It's Getting Old
from Superposition by The Trillions
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lyrics
We all know what you're about to tell us
And we all own what you're about to sell us
So if that is all that's in it for us
Well don't be surprised when we erupt in one big chorus
It's getting old
Take your seat as the curtain furls now
Hear the beat, see the pretty girl now
She sings at us in first person plural now
But she stands for a sit down and take it world now
So if that is all that's in it for us
Well don't be surprised when we erupt in one big chorus
It's getting old
And we all own what you're about to sell us
So if that is all that's in it for us
Well don't be surprised when we erupt in one big chorus
It's getting old
Take your seat as the curtain furls now
Hear the beat, see the pretty girl now
She sings at us in first person plural now
But she stands for a sit down and take it world now
So if that is all that's in it for us
Well don't be surprised when we erupt in one big chorus
It's getting old
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from Superposition,
released January 31, 2015
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The Trillions Richmond, Virginia
Richmond, Virginia based The Trillions siphon sounds from their favorite high-intensity bands: some pop wizardry from The Strokes, big-and-loud drums from Led Zeppelin and The Who, a dose of bombastic shred and guitar feedback from Pinkerton-era Weezer, smears of vocal attitude from The Buzzcocks, all drizzled with some topical lyrics and harmonies à la The Beatles, The Zombies, or Dr. Dog. ... more
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Jan 2015 -
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Mar 2011
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