Heroin Beach
Daycare Swindlers · Other Songs - Daycare Swindlers
from my hand Take this shirt off my back because I'm
happy again kick off my boots and I'm ready to paddle
on out now the powders in motion taste the drips in
my mouth Like the radio thats playing some forgotten
song into the depth a great blue mess and now the world is all gone
Can't sink can't swim I just float spent my last ten
on a lifeboat Won't somebody pull me out Oh no I think I got a habit
Now it's building and it's breakin and it's swelling
yeah it's starting to rise upon the wakes I feel the
board smacking against my thighs,
with a quickness to the veins I feel adrenaline inside,
spinning madly into nowhere at least for a while Time
stands still like in slow motion or a movie with no
lines and everybody's staring at me have I lost my mind
Can't sink can't swim I just float spent my last ten
on a lifeboat Won't somebody pull me out Oh no I think I got a habit
Heroin Beach
Daycare Swindlers deliver a raw, energetic performance on Heroin Beach, a track that exemplifies their distinct approach to English-language rock. The song stands as a compelling song within their broader discography, showcasing the band's ability to craft memorable melodies alongside driving rhythms. Alongside other notable recordings like A.H.W and Crystal Meth, this work highlights the group's consistent output and evolving sound. The track captures the immediacy of live performance, blending sharp instrumentation with a sense of urgency that defines their musical identity. Listeners will find a focused exploration of themes and textures that resonate throughout their body of work, making it a standout piece for fans of the genre.