1. |
The River
03:06
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Cut down the river, where it flows
Cut down the river, where it flows
I know just where it goes
I know just where it goes
Straight to the other side
Straight to the other side
Straight to the other side
Straight to the other side, we willl go
I see you laugh, I see you sing
You're walking in, a wounded wing
I know just where it goes
I know just where it goes
Straight to the other side
Straight to the other side
Straight to the other side
Straight to the other side, we willl go
Oooo x 8
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2. |
Maps!
04:17
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Several weeks had passed, since we saw your face last
So we drew a map, and followed the tracks
So we set a marker, because it got much darker
I thought I saw you smile, your smile goes on for miles and miles and miles and miles
We know you'll be ok, we'll see you in a little while
So we set a marker, because it got much darker
To meet a gathering
To meet a gathering
To meet a gathering
To meet a gathering
My Darkling, My Lamb (you should go there, in the end)
My Darkling, My Lamb (you should go there, in the end)
My Darkling, My Lamb (you should go there, in the end)
My Darkling, My Lamb
My Darkling, My Lamb
My Darkling, My Lamb
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3. |
Belly Of The Beast
04:53
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We've seen death my love
Once or twice before
Strolling through the market
Rolling down the hall
I don't want to see it anymore
I don't want to see it at all
From underneath these branches, we crawl
I don't want to see it at all
We've seen death my friends
Once or twice again
We're all on the run
Even the old and the young
I don't want to see it anymore
I don't want to see it at all
From underneath these branches, we crawl
I don't want to see it at all
Pull me in, to your home, get me out of the cold
Pull me in, to your home, get me out of the cold
On a two dollar bill, on a five pence piece
inside the belly of the beast
On a two dollar bill, on a five pence piece
inside the belly of the beast
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4. |
Mules, Oxen & Drafthorse
04:47
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The Mules, the oxen and drafthorse
takes me further, than before, than before
Little Sur
Little Sur
Little Sur
Little Sur
Little Sur
Little Sur
Wears me out, wears me thin, wears me down
Wears me out, wears me thin, wears me down
Little Sur
Little Sur
Little Sur
Little Sur
Little Sur
Little Sur
little wave
starts by me
down through the trees
out to the sea
little wave
starts by me
across the plain
out to the sea
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5. |
Captain Of My Soul
05:13
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A reverence for someone
The captain of my soul
Nurse these swollen limbs
and teach them how to swim
These murderers, these monsters
We'll eat them up from breakfast
These murderers, these monsters
We'll eat them up from breakfast
Pitchfolks and emptiness
Looking for some happiness
The captain of my soul
The Captain of my soul
These murderers, these monsters
We'll eat them up from breakfast
These murderers, these monsters
We'll eat them up from breakfast
Hold on, I'll save you my captain.....
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The Broken Broadcast UK
About
“hypnotic and atmospheric, enthralling, subdued melodic sounds” -
Shout4Music.
“one of the North East’s best kept musical secrets” – Glasswerk.
Biography
The Broken Broadcast bring a slice of West Coast Americana lo-fi folk to the industrial landscapes they were thrust upon to earn an existence. Join them in their ever evolving, ever morphing attempt to escape.
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