Movements have released a video for 'Separate', the closing track from new album 'Happier Now'
Will Yip returns as producer for the band's fourth Fearless Records LP.
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It's like you always catch me At just the wrong time You're screaming up a storm And I can barely think There's never any peace And it's been a long night Like every other night for last 12 weeks
But what's new? I'm consumed What's new? Consumed
(Am I) Sometimes I wonder if I died (The bad guy?) Would you live a better life? (Devil) I'd throw myself to all the wolves outside (In disguise) If it meant you'd be alright
My head gets hazy when you speak And I'm getting anxious, now My hands are shaking I fucking hate this And you're digging into me I can barely take it A trial on behalf of my uncertainty
But what's new? I'm consumed What's new? Consumed
(Am I) Sometimes I wonder if I died (The bad guy?) Would you live a better life? (Devil) I'd throw myself to all the wolves outside (In disguise) If it meant you'd be alright
(Am I) And when I'm lying in the grave (The bad guy?) Will my debts be repaid? (Devil) 'Cause all I ever cause is pain Fall in love, then fall away Fall in love, then fall away
Deliver my wicked guise Forked tongue behind gentle eyes
(Am I) Sometimes I wonder if I died (The bad guy?) Would you live a better life? (Devil) I'd throw myself to all the wolves outside (In disguise) If it meant you'd be alright
(Am I) And when I'm lying in the grave (The bad guy?) Will my debts be repaid? (Devil) 'Cause all I ever cause is pain Fall in love, then fall away Fall in love, then fall away
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About this track
"12 Weeks" is a song by Movements from the album No Good Left To Give, released in 2020. The song was written by Austin Cressey, Ira George, Patrick Miranda, Will Yip. It was produced by Will Yip.
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