The Cotones' first single, Heed Your Own Vice, is a driving rock song about a man who gets swallowed up by the pressures of fame and his own success.
lyrics
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Lyrics:
The stars in the city go out one by one
And I think it’s gonna rain
I heard the man shout loud to a sold-out crowd
“There’s nothin’ much worse than fame”
And I wasn’t sure I believed him
So I turned to walk away
With the music behind me I was laughing at the irony
In shouting those words from a stage
He made songs from his sins
So we could give in to our own
I should have known
He’d make a final sacrifice
So heed your own vice
The other day I stopped by for a drink
And you asked me if I heard the news
You turned the TV on and before too long
It read: “Dead at 32”
But the stars at night only shine so bright
From my distorted point of view
And I think I cried and you just sighed
“Another young one gone too soon”
He made songs from his sins
So they could give in to their own
I should have known
He’d make a final sacrifice
So heed your own vice
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credits
released June 8, 2018
Luke Frees - lead vocals, rhythm guitar, stylophone
Ryan Bale - lead guitar
Brad Williamson - bass guitar, backing vocals
Zack Brody - drums
Produced by: Luke Frees, Brad Williamson, and Ryan Bale at 33 Vibes Studio
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