Killing Time
from Fault Lines by Lady Brett Ashley
lyrics
i used to be a part of the night
in the pulse of the city’s streets
used to walk to the rhythm
of this old town’s heartbeat
but are the stakes too high
when its your own dream on the line?
are the stakes too high
when its your own dream on the line?
now I lie awake
watching the shadows on the wall
haunted by the memory
of a time I felt at all
but are the stakes too high
when its your own dream on the line?
are the stakes too high
when its your own dream on the line
you’ve got gunmen for hire
but they’re just killing time
will you start to really live
or will you start to really die?
in the pulse of the city’s streets
used to walk to the rhythm
of this old town’s heartbeat
but are the stakes too high
when its your own dream on the line?
are the stakes too high
when its your own dream on the line?
now I lie awake
watching the shadows on the wall
haunted by the memory
of a time I felt at all
but are the stakes too high
when its your own dream on the line?
are the stakes too high
when its your own dream on the line
you’ve got gunmen for hire
but they’re just killing time
will you start to really live
or will you start to really die?
credits
from Fault Lines,
released November 27, 2015
All songs written by Heather Nolan.
All songs arranged by Lady Brett Ashley.
Lady Brett Ashley:
Heather Nolan - Guitar and Vocals.
Arn Smith - Keyboard, Synths.
Brad Pretty - Bass.
Phil Kromer - Drums, Percussion, Vocals.
Recorded, Mix and Mastered by Georgie Newman.
Produced by Georgie Newman and Lady Brett Ashley
All songs written by Heather Nolan.
All songs arranged by Lady Brett Ashley.
Lady Brett Ashley:
Heather Nolan - Guitar and Vocals.
Arn Smith - Keyboard, Synths.
Brad Pretty - Bass.
Phil Kromer - Drums, Percussion, Vocals.
Recorded, Mix and Mastered by Georgie Newman.
Produced by Georgie Newman and Lady Brett Ashley
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Lady Brett Ashley St. John'S, Newfoundland and Labrador
Lady-led indie rock from the East Coast of Canada.
discography
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Nov 2015 -
May 2015
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