1. |
Good Woman
05:59
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i've got a good woman
so I'm trying to get it right
i got a good woman
so I'm trying to get it right
i see a mountain
going way up high
i see my old ways failing
so I'm trying to get it right
ain't it something
when you get it right
well here comes my love
down the street
here comes my love
oh so sweet
ain't it something when you get it right
when you're open to loves light
when you've wondered all the ways
to break the case
all those games you play
falling away
all those games you play
falling away
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2. |
Around the Bend
03:43
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i was just relaxing on my couch
you said I should come around
you said you're too young to die
that I should come inside
drowned out what I thought I could do without
buzzing up in the sky
check your buzz with your good eye
you said you're too young to die
that I should come inside
that I should come inside
up and around the bend
she went up and around the bend
she went up and around the bend
she went up and around the bend
she went up and around the bend
she went up and around the bend
tie my hands break my back
doing things that keep luring me back
oh I don't know I gotta go
the grass just wont seem to grow
be careful with the seeds you sow
Up and around the bend
she went up and around the bend
She went up and around the bend
she went up and around the bend
she went up and around the bend
she went up and around the bend
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3. |
There's No Problem
02:57
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i keep dusting my place
but those winds keep blowing
i keep losing my face
the paint keeps peeling
i take a trip out of town
to see some old friends again
i'm on the road back home
but i don't know where it ends
but there's no problem
no problem at all
there's no problem
thank you, i'm doing well
there's no problem
no, not a problem at all
there's no problem
there's no problem
no problem at all
some dance of impressions
morphing like clouds
my hot pursuit for you
the day and night through
maybe a weight i place
maybe some of it true
but there's no problem
no problem at all
there's no problem
no, not a problem at all
there's no problem
not a problem not a prob not a not a not a
there's no problem
there's no problem
no problem at all
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4. |
Around and Around
03:41
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so you're feeling pretty high and mighty
seen some things you said coming true
oh but it's getting pretty dark and scary
some of those bad things
they are too
see the big time speakers
deal makers and sooth sayers
full time wool spinners
have got you spinning around again
got you spinning round again
around and around again
here is the world the big big world
where is your mind where is you mind
of now now your living in the clouds
come on back to where its all going down
back to the end
to the kick in the teeth
to watching the sun sinking
it's got you spinning around again
got you spinning around again
got you spinning around again
here come the tide
the tide that yearn
each ebb lap the pull and turn
what do those dreams bring to light
as the day turns to night
see us all
float and fall
to a wayward loves
beck and call
thats got you spinning around again
thats got you spinning around again
thats got you spinning around again
thats got you spinning around again
around and around again
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5. |
In Our Reflection
05:32
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6. |
Such Ease
05:49
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David Ritchie: vocals
Daniel Heeps: guitar
Caspar Moxham: guitar
Matthew Ledingham: bass
Chris Windley: Drums
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David Ritchie and the Neighbours Melbourne, Australia
5 piece Alt-Rock band based in Melbourne.
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