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Counting to 100
03:45
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I'm sorry if I'm losing
I'm really trying to find my way
Back to the beginning
When there was nothing to say
But I just picked up my phone and looked at it again
I can’t count to 100 if I can’t count to ten
I’d make another album from the top to the end
But they don’t want to hear it so why pretend
No!
My how the times have changed
I ask her if she loves me
She said yes baby don’t be a fool
You’re spending days alone-ly
And you’re living by silly rules
I said I can’t believe it’s been half the decade
That I followed through on promises I made
Still going to bed way too late
And I wonder why I always worry the next day
No!
My how nothing has changed
Counting to 100
Waiting through winter for summer to come
I’ll get that piece of paper and you won’t hold me up
Because common sense means nothing without a degree
And it’s gonna take more than you to change history
Counting to 100
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Billy Martin Rochester, New York
new soundtrack up 2023.
bands/work with:
The Ginger Faye Bakers
Drippers
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Bad Bloom
Croix
Billy Martin recommends:
Feast
by The Ginger Faye Bakers
The band I have been playing drums for since 2012. Power Trio.
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Wow. Very cool band, led by the talented Katie Preston. Great production by Stephen Roessner. Not quite sure how to categorize them, as it's all rock and roll to me. Jangly and dirty come to mind.
go to albumIf you like Billy Martin, you may also like:
Strange, Strange Times
by The Ugly Kings
Combining crooned murder ballads with raw, angsty hard rock hooks, Melbourne's The Ugly Kings are a wrecking crew well worth watching.
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Back Into The Dream
by Elephant Stone
Montreal psych-pop veterans sound as infectious and hypnotic as ever on their seventh LP, slinging jangly riffs and bright vocal harmonies.
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Wrong Side of Town EP
by The Prize
Melbourne rock outfit The Prize know their way around a hooky riff, and they kick out tons of them on these four garage rock bangers.
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Big hooks and big heart on this immediate third full-length from Ben Cook aka Young Guv.
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