Gustaf have dropped new single 'Close' to coincide with their UK tour supporting Yard Act
They've also got a London headline show coming up.
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Aagh!
Show me the book
Show me the book
Hey!
Show me the book of things I said
Show me the look
Show me the look
Show me the look that I gave again
Ha ha!
Remove the hook
Hey, remove this hook
Come on!
Remove the hook from inside my head
I guess I mistook
All the ways that we shook
And a thing overlooked
When I got a head
I got a head I got a head
I got a head I got a head
Hey! I wanted your
I got a head I got a head
I got a head
I'm just praying for
A head ahead
And I'm watching at the feet of a head ahead
And you're keeping me up with
A head, a head
About this track
"Book" is a song by Gustaf from the album Audio Drag for Ego Slobs, released in 2021. The song was written by Gustaf, Lydia Gammill, Melissa Lucciola, Tara Thiessen, Tine Hill, Vram Kherlopian. It was produced by Carlos Truly, Lydia Gammill.
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Aw, just hold me one more time
A head ahead
Well
Now that you pushed
Now that you pushed
Hey! Now that you pushed me to the edge
Ha ha!
I can't return
I won't return
I can't come back to your life again
Look hey, don't play concerned
You've got to say what you learned
Oh, a message unturned you will mark in red
Ha ha!
I will just go
I'll leave that ego alone
Ah, I'll be fine when I hear you say
I got a head I got a head
I got a head I got a head
Hey! I wanted a
I got a head I got a head
I got a head I got a head
I'm just praying to a
A head, a head
And I asked you for a
A head, a head
And there it comes for me!
A head, a head
Hey-why-don't-you-come-down-hereand-laugh-at-me-like-a-real human?!
Why?
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They've also got a London headline show coming up.
They've also got a new London headline show next month.
Check out their new single 'Starting and Staring'.
Heaps of attitude are instilled into the ludicrous tales of momentous joy, as well as ever-present crippling dread.