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Artist/Band: American Music Club
Lyrics for Song: Nightwatchman
Lyrics for Album: 1984-1995 [2005]



I remember how I let you down

Everything you say reminds me of the pain

How you lost your dignity

Passing in and out of a dream



Is there some secret I'm supposed to know

Is there some secret I'd always miss

'cause there's no dignity when you have to live

Within the boundaries of a kiss



And the nightwatchman

Yeah he's asleep

Nightwatchman

Oh come on tell me what's wrong

Nightwatchman

Is the night too long



Is the same lie you gave me before

I don't care anything you say is just fine



I'll just sit and watch the traffic passing by outside

The will in the world it's the prevailing tide



You're supposed to watch the night as it passes by

You're never supposed to need anyone

'cause once I knew the secret to happiness

I knew it was oh but now it's gone



And the nightwatchman

Yeah he's asleep

Nightwatchman

I can't wake him up

Watchman

C'mon tell me what's wrong

Nightwatchman

Is the night too long


Nightwatchman

American Music Club's "Nightwatchman" stands as a defining track from their 1984–1995 compilation, capturing the raw, lo-fi aesthetic that characterized their work during the mid-1980s. The song exemplifies the band's signature blend of punk energy and folk instrumentation, featuring the distinctive vocals of lead singer John Dwyer. Released in an era when the group was gaining critical acclaim for their unique take on alternative rock, the recording reflects the DIY spirit of the time. It serves as a testament to the band's ability to create memorable, atmospheric soundscapes that resonated deeply with fans of the genre. The track remains a staple in discussions about the band's discography, highlighting their contribution to the broader landscape of 1980s indie music.


Album Lyrics: 1984-1995 [2005]


American Music Club
"1984-1995 [2005]"


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