1. |
Noncasual
03:53
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She calls me and says that
I'm to come over to her place
(Every step every step every step)
I step out
On the street
I don't know why I'm going
To take her hand in mine
To step out in moonlight
She's been crying my name
Down the block and down the block
She's been chucking all my shit
Out of her window
We're stepping out in moonlight
We're stepping on the moon
And I take her hand in mine
You and I will never see
Eye to eye when we're dancing
In my clothes
I'll never be what you've asked for
But I've got this dance
We're stepping out in moonlight
We're stepping on the moon
And I take her hand in mine
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2. |
Creeper
03:45
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Maybe you don't know me so well
But I've been here a long, long time
And all I want to do is take your hand in my hand
And walk you to mine
Don't you dare say no
I made a place for you in my place
There's so much for me to show you
I'm gonna put you in your place
I'm gonna put you in your space
You've got a ticket
You've got to take it (now)
Don't you dare say no
When I take you to the house
You will see the place
That I made for you and me
And then you will stay
I'm gonna put you in your place
I'm gonna put you in your space
You've got a ticket
You've got to take it (now)
Don't you dare say no
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Housing Crash Istanbul, Turkey
Housing Crash are a noisepop/rock band based in Istanbul.
Murat Yakupoğlu - Drums
Paul Osterlund - Guitar
Todd Gibson - Guitar
Matt Loftin - Bass, Vox
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