I Keep Banging My Head on the Weekend
from An E.P. by Eric Welton
lyrics
So you head downtown and you might just disappear...
With your head down, frowning, you might just have a beer.
Now your fists are stronger, your eyes don't show your fear
And your feet no longer argue where you steer.
Well I keep banging my head on the weekend.
I keep banging my head on the weekend.
I'm running around with a beer in each hand
I'm running around with a girl in each hand.
So you head downtown and you might just have a beer...
With your head down, frowning, you might just disappear.
Now your fists are stronger, your eyes don't show your fear
And your feet no longer argue where you steer.
Well I keep banging my head on the weekend.
And I keep banging my head on the weekend.
Now I’m so tired…
Now I’m so tired…
With your head down, frowning, you might just have a beer.
Now your fists are stronger, your eyes don't show your fear
And your feet no longer argue where you steer.
Well I keep banging my head on the weekend.
I keep banging my head on the weekend.
I'm running around with a beer in each hand
I'm running around with a girl in each hand.
So you head downtown and you might just have a beer...
With your head down, frowning, you might just disappear.
Now your fists are stronger, your eyes don't show your fear
And your feet no longer argue where you steer.
Well I keep banging my head on the weekend.
And I keep banging my head on the weekend.
Now I’m so tired…
Now I’m so tired…
credits
from An E.P.,
released September 1, 2007
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Eric Welton Windsor, Ontario
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Jul 2013 -
Dec 2011 -
Sep 2008 -
Sep 2007 -
Sep 2006
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