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The Quirk - Blue Hair
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blue Hair
I see the waves move the ocean on the ceiling
I turn around and the floorboards bending
Just like the beliefs of my mom and dad
those aren't mine
I said it all the time
Now I really believe it
Straightening out my spine
fighting the words of our grand dads
It’s not rebellion when you learn that you deserve better
I see the waves move the ocean on the ceiling
I turn around and the floorboards bending
Just like the belief That they were really trying to protect you.
Was it true? Was it really for your own good?
Sitting on the outside with the stories we tell ourselves
Keeping us from the things we never did
when we were younger
Let the anger rise from your chest and out your throat
let your body shake when you realize
It's not about the blue hair.
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The Quirk Grand Rapids, Michigan
The Quirk is a Midwest Punk band from Grand Rapids, Michigan. Fronted by Bek Graham (vocals, guitar), Pat Brinkley (guitar), Jon Moody (bass), and Jen Tonon (vocals, drums) and Ash Ginder (sax). Harnessing the raw power and grittiness of 90s grunge bands with playful ska-oriented influences and empowering lyrics. ... more
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