Jay30k & Ana Candido - Living For The Weekend
written and produced by Ana Candido, Erik Jansen and Mark van Rijswijk
lyrics and vocals by Ana Candido
lyrics
Living For The Weekend
You slave, you work away the hours
Pretending that the chatter of the crowd is your song
As the week goes by they start to sing louder
The Friday seems so far away the tension is too strong
You need to find yourself again your primal core released
To the beat of the drums the music sets you free
Cause we're living for the weekend
we don't have a thing to lose
And we'll try to climb just a little bit higher
before we crash with Monday blues
The air still pulsates to the music
In the bubble of your consciousness
the beat still lingers on
In the light of day you try to hold the rhythm
The sun chases the vibe away
the night turns is back on
With the force of heaven, hell and earth
You'll go through everything
the world will throw your way
Unbeatable, unstoppable, feeling so unbreakable
Cause your heart beats like the drums
credits
from We Melt In Ice,
released July 1, 2013
Jay30k & Ana Candido - Living For The Weekend
written and produced by Ana Candido, Erik Jansen and Mark van Rijswijk
lyrics and vocals by Ana Candido
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