Blue Saturday from Halloween Summer by Waves_On_Waves, Crimewave, Waves On Waves After Dark
This is a track on the album Halloween Summer
This album was written out of experiences in the goth scene in Los Angeles and New York - mainly over two summers.
Darkwave, goth, dark wave, new wave, goth rock,
Similar to The Cure, Sisters Of Mercy, Depeche Mode, Twin Tribes
Spotify:
https://open.spotify.com/artist/4l1KlqrM9fywoEDVKKiR9u?si=ycUYMNPLT_6b1u0FIpMgeA
Bandcamp:
https://wavesonwaves.bandcamp.com/
IG:
https://www.instagram.com/wavesonwavesmusic/
Youtube:
https://www.youtube.com/ @wavesonwavesmusic
Tracklist
| 5. | Blue Saturday | 3:04 |
Videos
Lyrics
Everything they confiscate
Compared to us it looks like hate
Our love is contraband
Falling on a hand grenade
Pissing in the lemonade
Our love is contraband
Oh blue Saturdays
Oh blue Saturdays
Oh blue Saturdays
Nothing is extraordinary
Oh blue Saturdays
Oh blue Saturdays
Oh blue Saturdays
Nothing is extraordinary
Porno mag under the bed
Go ahead and shave your head
Our love is contraband
Fingernails are painted black
Heart-A heart-A heart attack
Our love is contraband
Oh blue Saturdays
Oh blue Saturdays
Oh blue Saturdays
Nothing is extraordinary
Oh blue Saturdays
Oh blue Saturdays
Oh blue Saturdays
Nothing is extraordinary
I see that look that in your eyes
It reflects in the skies
All the feelings of love that will never die
I see that look that in your eyes
It reflects in the skies
They will never take our feelings inside
Oh blue Saturdays
Oh blue Saturdays
Oh blue Saturdays
Nothing is extraordinary
Oh blue Saturdays
Oh blue Saturdays
Oh blue Saturdays
Nothing is extraordinary
Nothing is extraordinary
Love is never ordinary
Credits
Mark Christopher Sevier...........Vocals, Guitar, Synthesizer, Piano, Producer
Les Nuby............Drums, Bass, Producer
Rick Parker..........Mixing and Mastering Engineer
Ben Trexel..........Engineer
Justin Phillips........Engineer
Caroline Wisner........Cover Design
Kai Longridge...........Video and additional instruments
All songs written by Mark Christopher Sevier and Les Nuby
