PEE APPROVED 5 is our huge fifth compilation that spews out 25 tracks of punk, including 12 previously unreleased tracks**, delivering over 66 minutes of awesome tunes from some of the best punk bands from Australia, Canada, Europe and the USA.
Includes unlimited streaming of PEE APPROVED VOL 5
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Previously Unreleased
lyrics
I feel the weight of getting older
Like there's an anchor hanging from my chest
Still feeling like a millionaire my key card says I'm penniless
Sitting on the fold out couch I remain the optimist
When the chips are down and no-one's 'round
We find our remedies in home made happiness
It seems the last few years have taught me more than the twenty five before
And the only thing that's certain is that nothing is for sure
And so I hedge my bets
One part grown up three Parts more debt
A different kind of normal life I guess
I hear the call of the road getting louder
Like there's a cable tied around my chest
Pulling me in two directions
Pay the bills or play The Fest
But if we've jumped the shark tank
Hope what we've done will be enough
Then crawl back home to our remedies of home made happiness
It seems the last few years have taught me more than the 25 before
And the only thing that's certain is that nothing is for sure
And so I hedge my bets
One part grown up three Parts more debt
A different kind of normal life I guess
Scream from the bottom of your lungs
We're not good enough to die this young
I hedge my bets
One part grown up three Parts more debt
A different kind of normal life I guess
credits
from PEE APPROVED VOL 5,
released December 9, 2016
Recorded and Mixed by Daniel Antix @ Def Wolf Studios
Mastered by Andrew Edgson at Studios 301
Produced by Daniel Antix
This is a damn fine release. It feels genuine; at times even emotional (in a good way). It's fun and witty while also being pissed off in all the right ways. It's political, critical, and nonconformist. Yet it still manages to feel original in an arguably oversaturated genre. Nicholas Whittemore