Death Of The Party
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| Credits |
| Lyric Credits: |
Joe Merrick/Scott Hudson-Bryant |
| Music Credits: |
Joe Merrick |
| Producer Credits: |
Joe Merrick |
| Performance Credits: |
Joe Merrick/ |
| Description |
Short Song Description:
Teenage misfit song. lonely teen roaming aimlessly around a party trying to get a girls attention. Not only does no one notice him, but they don't know that it his house that the party is at. "What kills me the most is I'm already a ghost - Who would have guessed this is my address"
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| Metadata |
Song Length:
| 3:10 |
Primary Genre:
| Rock-General |
Secondary Genre:
| Pop-Rock |
Lead Vocal:
| Male Vocal |
Mood 1:
| Nervous |
Era:
| 2000 and later |
| Lyrics |
Death Of The Party Joe Merrick/Scott Hudson-Bryant © 2004
Twiddling my thumbs
Racking my brain
You might be the only reason
That I am staying
But I’m on the verge
Of getting up the nerve
If you look my way
This is what I’d say
Do you see that we must be
The death of this party
Stranger than two aliens
Alone here with everybody
Sedated - separated
No one knows why
Would anyone really care if we stepped outside to die
Would anyone really care if we stepped outside to die
Tip toeing around
Milking my beer
No one knows my name
No one knows who lives here
What kills me the most
Is I’m already a ghost
Who would have guessed this is my address...this is my address |
