A few weeks ago we presented Your Smith and her debut single ‘The Spot’, now to continue with that excellent presentation card she has already released a new track titled ‘Bad Habit’.
This track is pure retro folk-pop fantasy not only for the massive melody but for the lyrical content full of metaphors and an addictive rawness of feelings and emotions that the song has printed on it.
If Your Smith continues to serving us this quality, her EP can’t come soon enough.
Let yourself go with the sultry ‘Bad Habits’ below:
‘Bad Habit’ lyrics:
[Verse 1]
We drove until we beat the sun
From home to L.A
I think we loved each other most
When we were runnin’ away
We sat down at a bar to think
You said it could be worse
You tore the labels from your drink
We might as well get home first
[Chorus]
I got a bad habit
Of smoking too much
Of drinking onstage
I got a bad habit
Of living rich
On minimum wage
I got a bad habit
But loving you
Is the worst one
[Verse 2]
You said don’t you ever, ever, ever change
As long as you live
You were always good at sayin’ things like that
Without much to give
I could see my door to leave
But then you asked me to dance
So I swayed along to Carole King
With my hands in your hands
[Chorus]
I got a bad habit
Of smoking too much
Of drinking onstage
I got a bad habit
Of living rich
On minimum wage
Of needing to go
But choosing to stay
Of putting it off
‘Til another day
I got a bad habit
But loving you
Is the worst one
Is the worst one
[Bridge]
Spent so long together
We lost sight of each other
We watched our time get carried away
Refused to read the warnings
And now I spend my mornings
Wondering why I needed to stay
[Chorus]
I got a bad habit
Of smoking too much
Of drinking onstage
I got a bad habit
Of living rich
On minimum wage
Of needing to go
But choosing to stay
Of putting it off
‘Til another day
I got a bad habit
But loving you
Is the worst one
Is the worst one
