1. |
Caroline
03:46
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Caroline (W.Lebihan)
I’d write it on a cocktail napkin
I’d write it on any wall
I hire a skywriter to write all
But I bet you turn your head away
I bet you hide your eyes
I bet your looking left instead of right
Caroline
Sweet sweet Caroline
Am I wasting my time
On sweet talk and wine
Oh my sweet caroline Nah nah
Oh my sweet caroline Nah nah
You pull that rug from under me
And I’m down on my knees again
Kneeling like some discarded book-end
I know what Ryan Adams sang
And I heard Neil Diamond too
But they sure as hell weren’t singing about you
Caroline
Sweet sweet Caroline
Am I wasting my time
On sweet talk and wine
Oh my sweet caroline Nah nah
Oh my sweet caroline Nah nah
I opted for the cocktail napkin, I spared no expense
I really hope my 5-words make sense
As I picture you folding it open – humming that same oldsong
Reading how Neil Diamond got it wrong.
Caroline
Sweet sweet Caroline
Am I wasting my time
On sweet talk and wine
Oh my sweet caroline Nah nah
Oh my sweet caroline Nah nah
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2. |
Shiny
02:27
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Why’s everything more shiny
Now that you’re gone
Everything’s less whiny
And the dogs have all come home
I can feel again
Breath again
My future ain’t behind me
Tell why’s everything feel shiny and new – now that your gone
Tell me why’s everything more likely
Now that you’re gone
I’m gonna bottle me some lightning
Moon shinning all night long
I can feel again
Breath again
My future ain’t so frightening
Tell why’s everything feel shiny and new – now that your gone
Now your gone
I can feel the rays against my skin
Now you’re gone
No more holding in
Now you’re gone
I can see black from white
Day from night
Dark from light
Everything’s all right
Tell why’s everything feel shiny and new – now that your gone
Now that your gone..
Tell why’s everything feel shiny and new – no that your gone
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3. |
Something in Your Way
04:23
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4. |
Rock n Roll King
03:20
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5. |
Juanita
03:55
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Juanita (W.Lebihan)
He grabs some bare essentials
And he puts them in a bag
And he tip toes downstairs slowly
Cause he knows she out the back
And goes to put his boots on
As he steps out of the door
But he just cant lift his feet up
Its like there welded to the floor
Juanita, Juanita
What’s a man to do?
When Juanita, Juanita
Puts a spell on you
Then he’s sucked up by a twister
Although the sky is clear and blue
He spins in all directions
Trying catch his boots
He’s sucked back to where he started
And the cycle starts again
Just like a broken record
That never ends
Juanita, Juanita
What’s a man to do?
When Juanita, Juanita
Puts a spell on you
He don’t need no Witch Doctor
To set him free
He loves the spell he’s under
He don’t wanna leave
He dreads the day he gets his boots on
And he can stride on through the door
Cause it means that spell is broken
And he’s Juanita’s no more
Juanita, Juanita
What’s a man to do?
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6. |
Story
02:36
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7. |
Too Late
03:14
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Good Will Remedy Brisbane, Australia
Good Will Remedy Are -
Will Lebihan Vocals/Bass
Mitch Reid -
Guitar/Vocals
Dav Newman - Guitar/Vocals
Rob Penman - Drums.
Americana is where the song is king - a broad genre that encompasses country, alt country and rock –and it is here that Good Will Remedy find themselves at home.
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