Stuck In The Mud
by LeSuits
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about
LeSuits are an eight piece hard funk musical burrito from Brisbane. With on stage energy that rivals a plutonium-powered reciprocating saw and off stage antics as absurd as Dr. Seuss on a red cordial bender, LeSuits are immolating stages up and down the east coast with throaty riffs, diabolical drums and brass with a crooked grin. Their new single captures the hectic fun of their live show in an all too consumable three minute capsule.
lyrics
I'm looking for a job on top of the moon
Gotta find a place to settle down
Now I can't stop shaking my derriere
The pay is too good and I'm not used to the frowns
So, stop giving the blame, you're making it personal
Your weeping wounds won't ever heal right through
Slow down, don't ever let yourself burn out
Calm now, give in to all peer pressure
I'm stuck in the mud
Cold through my shaking legs, to set me loose
But I can't stop growing my facial hair
It makes me feel safe, but I'm not used to the crowds
Stop making a scene, you're making it personal
Your weeping wounds won't let me heal right through
Slow down, don't ever let yourself burn out
Calm now, give in to all peer pressure
Slow down, don't ever let yourself burn out
Calm now, give in to all peer pressure
You've got to keep the pace
Stop making a scene, you're making it personal
Your weeping wounds won't let me heal right through
Slow down, don't ever let yourself burn out
Calm now, give in to all peer pressure
Slow down, give in to all peer pressure
Gotta find a place to settle down
Now I can't stop shaking my derriere
The pay is too good and I'm not used to the frowns
So, stop giving the blame, you're making it personal
Your weeping wounds won't ever heal right through
Slow down, don't ever let yourself burn out
Calm now, give in to all peer pressure
I'm stuck in the mud
Cold through my shaking legs, to set me loose
But I can't stop growing my facial hair
It makes me feel safe, but I'm not used to the crowds
Stop making a scene, you're making it personal
Your weeping wounds won't let me heal right through
Slow down, don't ever let yourself burn out
Calm now, give in to all peer pressure
Slow down, don't ever let yourself burn out
Calm now, give in to all peer pressure
You've got to keep the pace
Stop making a scene, you're making it personal
Your weeping wounds won't let me heal right through
Slow down, don't ever let yourself burn out
Calm now, give in to all peer pressure
Slow down, give in to all peer pressure
credits
released September 26, 2014
Engineered and mixed by Brendan Cox
Mastered by Brian Lucey at Magic Garden Mastering
Engineered and mixed by Brendan Cox
Mastered by Brian Lucey at Magic Garden Mastering
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LeSuits Brisbane, Australia
LeSuits are an eight piece hard funk musical burrito from Brisbane. With on stage energy that rivals a plutonium-powered reciprocating saw and off stage antics as absurd as Dr. Seuss on a red cordial bender, LeSuits are exploding stages up and down the east coast with raucous riffs, bangin' bass, diabolical drums and bounding brass. ... more
discography
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Oct 2010
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