1. |
On My Mind
02:49
|
|||
|
Holds
I know
Everybody owes
Something
Everyone I know
I declare I do mine
So lately
I've been watching my TV
I'm on my own
On my mind
Everything
Is all the opposite
What did you expect
My home
My home is everywhere I go
And it's off my mind
I feel fine
Don't tell me you don't feel it
Stay up all night just asking why
You tell me
Time will tell
It won't
|
||||
2. |
Arora Hotel
02:20
|
|||
|
Baby don't cry
Your father would never leave you, he's just waiting for you seaside
So hold on tight
Baby I know
You never had a real home that you could call your own
But I'm coming home
Please don't worry about all these things
Gimme some of that pain baby and I'll take it away
Baby it's alright
Your mother's always loved ya even if she puts up a fight
She's just scared
Baby you almost died
A newborn barely made it and you could hardly open your eyes
But you're alive now
Please don't worry about all these things
Just remember that I love you each and every day
Don't walk around waiting to get down, go after what you want
You have it all but even if you did fall I would be there to pick you up.
|
||||
King Bongo Meriden, Connecticut
Originally formed in 2014, King Bongo is a band founded on original songs, high energy shows and overall good vibes. Their first albums are out now and their third album, World Power Love, will be released on July 10th via Funnybone records. Head over to their Instagram, @kingbongoboys in order to keep in touch. NEW MUSIC VIDEO FOR MISS IT OUT NOW!!! ... more
If you like King Bongo, you may also like:
From Hamburg, Germany comes the gutsy indie rock of Deep Dyed, the perfect combo if confident guitars and soaring melodies.
go to album
The breezy, hooky, and highly literate songs on the latest from Great Pagans recalls ’80s Britpop at its finest.
go to album
The Los Angeles power duo explore a world of "guitars, grunge, and gas station burritos" on their debut album, a riff-fueled road trip.
go to album
Continue Normal Living
by Absent City
Dreamy, intricate guitar pop from Oakland's Absent City; splashes of accordion, sitar, lap steel, and mandolin add textural richness.
go to album
Nature of Things
by Subsonic Eye
Effortlessly juggling mood without slowing down or stopping to question themselves, the Singaporean band give new life to an age-old indie ethos.
go to album
L.A.'s electric keyboard-driven Triptides arrive in the groovy galaxy where Stereolab and Steely Dan co-mingle on this lates.
go to album
Built around themes of deteriorating mental health, failing relationships, & societal collapse, “Wasteland” is psych-pop for the apocalypse.
go to album
