Talkin' To Myself
from Morning Sun by Big Name Actors
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lyrics
Yes you were dealt a pretty bad hand
At least you got these legs to stand on
Like a stone to a sword you got moral support I can't touch
Now you need something to hold on to
And I continue givin' you bad advice
There's liberties in this life that I overuse, I'm over due
But I'll keep talkin' to myself, talking' to myself till it's true
And I'll just talk about myself, talk about myself but how are you?
How do you do?
Well I finally found my heart, sewn right on the sleeve of your second-hand shirt
I ain't got no cash so I try and make a dash like a fool
They said "Where you going son? We saw just what you done. Don't play it cool."
I got caught more or less. I'm obvious I guess, there's your proof
There's your proof
As long as you know that I love you
As long as you know in your heart that it's true
I'm not a dishonest man
I'm just trying to do everything that I can
You don't have to hide. I'm right by your side. You don't have to hide.
Running in a spot, shoelaces in a knot, I might fall
I've been sitting here at home, staring at the phone waiting for your call
I wrote you this song
At least you got these legs to stand on
Like a stone to a sword you got moral support I can't touch
Now you need something to hold on to
And I continue givin' you bad advice
There's liberties in this life that I overuse, I'm over due
But I'll keep talkin' to myself, talking' to myself till it's true
And I'll just talk about myself, talk about myself but how are you?
How do you do?
Well I finally found my heart, sewn right on the sleeve of your second-hand shirt
I ain't got no cash so I try and make a dash like a fool
They said "Where you going son? We saw just what you done. Don't play it cool."
I got caught more or less. I'm obvious I guess, there's your proof
There's your proof
As long as you know that I love you
As long as you know in your heart that it's true
I'm not a dishonest man
I'm just trying to do everything that I can
You don't have to hide. I'm right by your side. You don't have to hide.
Running in a spot, shoelaces in a knot, I might fall
I've been sitting here at home, staring at the phone waiting for your call
I wrote you this song
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from Morning Sun,
released May 29, 2014
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Big Name Actors Nova Scotia
Big Name Actors are a rock trio bridging the gap between the early nineties scenes of Seattle and Halifax. Catchy and upbeat
but with an abrasive dark side.
Big Name Actors continue to please Toronto audiences with their unique grungey power-pop sound and their tightly performed sets of dynamically charged songs.
Photos: yoshphotography.tumblr.com
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May 2014 -
Dec 2013 -
Jun 2013 -
Oct 2012
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