She's Hearing Voices
Bloc Party
She's hearing voices call her She's hearing voices warn her She just can't sleep in her bed She just can't sleep She's falling down the stairs She's tearing out her hair She's screaming my name, in the night To keep her warm She got a red pill blue pill Red pill blue pill Red pill blue pill Red pill blue pill Milk of amnesia She's scared of the blacks And she's scared of the Jews She is walking around She is yesterday's news And she screams out my name In the dead of the night She is leaving my room She is crying on her side Walking on eggshells Walking on glass Burnt by the mirror Burnt by the light Feeling rejection I'll burn down your house Tearing down posters I was never alive2005 2006 alternative Alternative - Indie alternative rock art punk art rock Awesome bang the drums beautiful Best of 2005 best song ever Bittersweet Blackberlin Bloc Party briitpop brit pop brit rock british british indie british rock britpop brooding catchy cathartic Cerebral city clinic Concert Memories dance dance rock dancy earnest electronic Energetic england english European indie fav Favorite Favorite Bands favorite songs favorites Favourite Songs Fiery FUCKING AWESOME fun gay geo radio gets me moving gitarre good guitar head rockin Hipster-Hop i love it indie indie points indie rock intense its a hit kratzig literate london Love it love the title Mabes Music makes me wanna dance memories new okay on the bus to games poppy popstarz popular in uk post-punk post-rock power pop praegnant pwnage Reflective rock rockin rythmic scenester rock Searching seen live sideflower2005 sphaer street Tense top song radio tracks UK UK artists upbeat urgent Visceral Volatile Wry
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