Call this number now the garden lyrics

Keep going downhill like that!
Keep going downhill like that!
Keep going downhill like that!
We love it!

Kiddie could be coolin' cudder,
Call this number now,
If you wanna check it out,
Just do yourself a favour,
And just call this number now,
Call this number now,
If you wanna check it out,
Just do yourself a favour and just call this number now,
Call this number now,
Kiddie could be coolin' cudder,
Call this number now,
If you wanna check it out,
Just do yourself a favour and just call this number now,
Call this number now,

Is there an isolation I could make for that?
Speaking alone, on top of moon,
'Bout down to settle down,
Focus on this middle finger,
Bound taking fuck right out,
Bound taking fuck right out,
Awww fuck,
Yeah, ohhh yeah

Kiddie could be coolin' cudder,
Call this number now,
If you wanna check it out,
Just do yourself a favour and just call this number now,
Call this number now,
If you wanna check it out,
Just do yourself a favour and just call this number now,
Call this number now,
Kiddie could be coolin' cudder,
Call this number now,
If you wanna check it out,
Just do yourself a favour and just call this number now,
Call this number now,

Is there an isolation I could make for that?
Speaking alone, on top of the moon,
'Bout down to settle down,
Focus on this middle finger,
Bound taking fuck right now,
Bound taking fuck right now,
Fuck!
Fucked up!

Keep going downhill like that!
Keep going downhill like that!
Keep going downhill like that!
We love it!

Songwriters: Fletcher Steven Shears, Wyatt James Shears

• ·Have A Good Day Sir
• ·Call The Dogs Out
• ·Lurkin'
• ·Good News
• ·Please, Fuck Off
• ·Cloak
• ·Vexation
• ·Sneaky Devil
• ·I'm A Woman
• ·All Access

Under their The Garden moniker, Wyatt and Fletcher Shears appear to have license to do just about anything.

Last year’s wide-spanning, deranged pop full-length ‘Haha’ set their stall as creatives who’d prefer to spit fire than create something cohesive. And this year they’re releasing a new batch of hyperactive, shape-shifting songs, just for the hell of it.

‘Call This # Now’ darts between whistle-backed lounge and ferocious, Death Grips-nodding 100mph angst. The track stems from “feelings of trickery and aggression,” claim the duo. “The song came about in the midst of a personal battle of sorts that we were dealing with in our personal lives. The lyrics are based off of false accusations, misjudgment and an overall distrust and disgust with how things were going. ‘Call This # Now!’ is sleazy and masked. Just like life can be.”

Next month, The Garden arrive in the UK & Ireland for a headline tour. See dates above our first play of ‘Call This # Now’.

AUGUST
24 Edinburgh, Electric Circus
25 Galway, Roisin Dubh
26 Dublin, Whelans Upstairs
27 Manchester, Fallow Cafe
28 Birmingham, Hare and Hounds (w/ The Parrots)
29 Leeds, Headrow House
31 Oxford, The Bullingdon

SEPTEMBER
01 London, Moth Club
02 Brighton, Sticky Mikes
03 End of the Road Festival

Photo: Taylor Bonnin.