What (To Do)
from Relaxing Music for Growing Plants by Growth Spurt
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lyrics
You wear your nails down on your teeth
While you search for somebody who's mind is completely at peace
Now you know my skin and you certainly know how to get underneath it
Just turn it off and plug it back in
Can't you see that I'm trying to tell you the truth
There's marks on the wall that you say that you left in your sleep
You think I've got nothing better to do
Than decipher your riddles and interpret depictions of youth
Now you know my skin and you certainly know how to get underneath it
Just turn it off and plug it back in
Can't you see that I'm trying to tell you the truth
I've got a sense of approaching like screaming and going to war
Sitting about all day
Waiting for someone to tell you
Same chair same face
While you're waiting for someone to tell you
Stare at the floor, stare, stare at the floor
While you're waiting for someone to tell you
Check the walls, check, check the walls
While you're waiting for someone to tell you
Re-read the reports and re-read the reports
While you're waiting for someone to tell you
Stare at the door, stare, stare at the door
While you're waiting for someone to tell you
Re-read the reports one last time for the experts
Nobody knows oh nobody knows just
What
To do
What
To do
What
To do
What
To do
What
To do
What
To do
What
To do
What
To do
What
To do
What
To do
While you search for somebody who's mind is completely at peace
Now you know my skin and you certainly know how to get underneath it
Just turn it off and plug it back in
Can't you see that I'm trying to tell you the truth
There's marks on the wall that you say that you left in your sleep
You think I've got nothing better to do
Than decipher your riddles and interpret depictions of youth
Now you know my skin and you certainly know how to get underneath it
Just turn it off and plug it back in
Can't you see that I'm trying to tell you the truth
I've got a sense of approaching like screaming and going to war
Sitting about all day
Waiting for someone to tell you
Same chair same face
While you're waiting for someone to tell you
Stare at the floor, stare, stare at the floor
While you're waiting for someone to tell you
Check the walls, check, check the walls
While you're waiting for someone to tell you
Re-read the reports and re-read the reports
While you're waiting for someone to tell you
Stare at the door, stare, stare at the door
While you're waiting for someone to tell you
Re-read the reports one last time for the experts
Nobody knows oh nobody knows just
What
To do
What
To do
What
To do
What
To do
What
To do
What
To do
What
To do
What
To do
What
To do
What
To do
credits
from Relaxing Music for Growing Plants,
released September 25, 2020
license
all rights reserved
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about
Growth Spurt Leeds, UK
Growth Spurt take inspiration from the political theme, high energy and DIY culture of queer punk and bind it with the experimentalism of art rock. They express their youth through their refusal to follow the standard rules of musical genre. Their lack of regard for these rules of composition gives their music a unique edge, with lyrics expressing their anger with the state of the world. ... more
discography
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Sep 2020 -
Feb 2019
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