Too much, too soon
from The Lockdown LP by Dave Bradley
lyrics
Too much, too soon
There is a comforting solution
To all the threats we face today
We have to trust in our salvation
Trust ourselves to find a way
Making a case for all the answers
Never let them slip away
Too much, too soon
We won't be saved by old traditions
Got to stand up to the fools
Throw them out at the next auditions
There is comfort in solution
Never let them slip away
There is a comforting solution
To all the threats we face today
We have to trust in our salvation
Trust ourselves to find a way
Making a case for all the answers
Never let them slip away
Too much, too soon
We won't be saved by old traditions
Got to stand up to the fools
Throw them out at the next auditions
There is comfort in solution
Never let them slip away
credits
from The Lockdown LP,
released February 9, 2020
Words and music by dB/
Vocals, guitars, and bass dB/
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Wee-ooh, wee-ooh c/o Carole King
Words and music by dB/
Vocals, guitars, and bass dB/
Drum loop editing dB/
Wee-ooh, wee-ooh c/o Carole King
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Dave Bradley UK
Guitarist, singer-songwriter. Acoustic and electric indie pop and rock originals. Singer, guitarist with C5, bigMouth, TyrannoChorus, CTW, with DJ Ad, and BarbD
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