1. |
Something Different
05:19
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Well here it is
This moment is it
And all the people
With their backs to the world
But you and me
We're different
'Cause I was always different
And I fell
Between the lines
And that's where
That's where I found you
'Cause we were always different
Oh and I was always different
And I fell between the lines
And that's where I found you
'Cause we were always different
Oh and I was always different
And my hands were never tied
And my eyes like a tiger's
We were always different
Oh and I was always different
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2. |
Like We Do
02:47
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Why do people always say
Nothing good is going to pay?
There ain't enough to go around
But we can make this f*cking sound
Play this song like we do
And we're playing it just for you
If you can hear it must be true
We play this song like we do
There is something that you know
But your head is saying that it ain't so
You can get to it from here
All that's stopping you is fear
Yeah! Play this song like we do
And we're playing it just for you
If you can hear it must be true
We play this song like we do
Yeah! Play this song like we do
Play that guitar like you do
Play those drums like you do
We play this song just for you...LIKE WE DO
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The Clarions Newcastle Upon Tyne, UK
The Clarions, a rock/alternative trio from North East England, got together in early 2016. Since their demo EP was released
in April 2016, they have developed their own style: a blend of alternative and traditional rock with a distinctive sound. Think Velvet Underground meets Patti Smith, with nods to Nick Cave and Galaxie 500.
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