Summer of Beer
from Summer of Beer | Thanks, Jeff by Yikes!
lyrics
When you decide to join us
In time
When you come around
I will be waiting for you down here on planet earth
The reasons for reflex reaction, I know, what's it worth?
I found another hobby
I want to show you something
Just come a little closer
I want to show you something
And if you take this time
You know, I'm sure you'll find your way with things
In time
When you come around
I will be waiting for you down here on planet earth
The reasons for reflex reaction, I know, what's it worth?
I found another hobby
I want to show you something
Just come a little closer
I want to show you something
And if you take this time
You know, I'm sure you'll find your way with things
credits
from Summer of Beer | Thanks, Jeff,
released November 1, 2016
license
all rights reserved
tags
about
Yikes! Providence, Rhode Island
East Coast Indie-Math
Marc Apesos - Bass
Austin Delin - Guitar
Chris Cintra - Drums
discography
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Jun 2018 -
Jul 2017 -
Nov 2016 -
Jul 2016
contact / help
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