Silver Screen
from Pop Culture by Backroom Stereo
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Compact Disc (CD) + Digital AlbumLimited edition Pop Culture CD which includes 12 tracks.
Tracks
1 - Silver Screen
2 - Good Day
3 - Young Summer Love
4 - Oh, Serena
5 - She Doesn't Like My Songs
6 - Weekend
7 - A Beautiful Love Story (Bonus Track from The 'Dreams EP)
8 - Brighter Future (Bonus Track from The 'Dreams EP)
9 - Out Of My League (Bonus Track from The 'Dreams EP)
10 - Falling Fast (Bonus Track from The 'Dreams EP)
11 - Mess It Up (Bonus Track from The 'Dreams EP)
12 - Facing My Demons (Bonus Track from The 'Dreams EP)
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lyrics
You’re like the girl in the movies,
the one I fall for every time
Look like you're straight out of a romcom
Maybe I should come up with a clever line
Then you would laugh and smile with me
I’d see a twinkle in your eyes
We’d go for dinner and a movie
Then make out by the river side
It’s like a dream.
Falling in love with you is like a movie scene.
We could watch our lives played out on the silver screen.
We could fall in love just you and me.
That’s just how our love could be,
I could be your Joaquin Phoenix to your Reese Witherspoon
I think you could pull off the accent and I could learn the Folsom Prison Blues
You could be Cameron Diaz when she’s in 'The Holiday'
Snow outside is so romantic , sit by the fire on Christmas day
I don’t want the part
where I mess it up
where you walk away
while we’re still in love
I don’t want the scene where I fall apart
Where I let you down
No I won’t break your heart
No, I'll never break your heart
the one I fall for every time
Look like you're straight out of a romcom
Maybe I should come up with a clever line
Then you would laugh and smile with me
I’d see a twinkle in your eyes
We’d go for dinner and a movie
Then make out by the river side
It’s like a dream.
Falling in love with you is like a movie scene.
We could watch our lives played out on the silver screen.
We could fall in love just you and me.
That’s just how our love could be,
I could be your Joaquin Phoenix to your Reese Witherspoon
I think you could pull off the accent and I could learn the Folsom Prison Blues
You could be Cameron Diaz when she’s in 'The Holiday'
Snow outside is so romantic , sit by the fire on Christmas day
I don’t want the part
where I mess it up
where you walk away
while we’re still in love
I don’t want the scene where I fall apart
Where I let you down
No I won’t break your heart
No, I'll never break your heart
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from Pop Culture,
released May 18, 2015
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Backroom Stereo UK
Essex based solo artist creating rock/pop
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