ONE WEEK. Lyle Bell of Shout Out Out Out Out/Whitey Houston and Trevor Ande… Read Full Bio ↴ONE WEEK. Lyle Bell of Shout Out Out Out Out/Whitey Houston and Trevor Anderson of The Vertical Struts joined forces to form a band. The challenge: one week from first rehearsal (Feb. 12, 2005) to debut performance (Feb. 19, 2005) with all new songs. They called in Kim Rackel, Donna Ball and Jeremy Nischuk. Seven days, ten songs, and 21 cases of Stella later, five people took to the stage at Seedy's in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada and played for just over an hour to an enthusiastic, dancing crowd. On March 24, 2005, a document of their experiment was released to the public as "A Whale of a Cow" a ten song, original CD recorded late at night during that fateful week of writing and rehearsing.

ONE YEAR. In January 2006, The Wet Secrets decided to start driving from Edmonton to Calgary on occasional weekends to record some new songs with Diego Medina. Now, one year later, these songs are available for free download at www.wetsecrets.ca

ROCK FANTASY - the free internet EP - Feb. 14, 2007

http://www.myspace.com/wetsecrets

Sunshine
The Wet Secrets Lyrics

Is this your favorite thing?
Dwelling on what might have been
Fuck the future!
Stay inside with that hood rat behavior
I really don't mind

Paranoia reigns and you got down with the chemicals
I saw your eyes
Wider than saucers and higher than high
Well, talk is cheap but silence is cheaper

You should try it some time
Just close your mouth and pantomime

I want to die in the sunlight
I want to die in the day
I want to die in the sunshine
In the city

I woke up with a headache and
The sun was beating down on my skin
Red and peeling, eyes are bleeding
I'm out of my skull
Pass the lotion now before the sun sets on my mind
And I am forced to go inside again
With some territorial bullshit dispenser
I'm out on my own
I'd rather go outside and die alone

I want to die in the sunlight
I want to die in the day
I want to die in the sunshine
In the city

Dark troubling clouds appear
As we reach the end I hear
I don't want to haunt these
Darkened corridors
I never wanted to live forever
But as predictable as the weather
You can never really be sure
How you're gonna go

To the light I will go, I suppose

Lyrics © O/B/O DistroKid, Peermusic Publishing

Written by: Emma May Frazier, Kim Rackel, Lyle Graham Bell, Paul Robert Arnusch, Trevor Anderson

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