Woke up to smoke and mirrors.
Stern red voices tell you that you’re on your own.
You were only six years old.
Heat from the barrel steaming,
Sends your father straight into the atmosphere,
Wishing he could still be here.
Caroline,
Oh sweet Caroline…
Do you think that we’ve lost control?
Kids stocking guns and ammo,
“Catastrophic” – read it in a magazine
douse them all in kerosene.
I don’t want to be righteous,
But we both want to believe
There’s something bigger than this out there.
One of my favorite albums of all time. Turnover really hit a sound here that resonates with me deeply, and I often find myself coming back to this record and falling in love with it all over again. The drums and bass are greatly underrated on this album, creating their own unique melodies that fit within the song and create something new rather than just follow the guitars. Nothing beats the somehow joyful and somber sound of this record. Rob Carpenter
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the evolution of citizen is almost identical to the typical depiction of human evolution. As you please strays from the previous releases while containing raw emotion. ghøstbødy