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Oh dear, my heart's been set ablaze
But put away that hose
I just need to hear your name
But I, no I don't see you much
With my eyes
But I've heard you in my mind
a thousand times
Sometimes I wonder what it is you do
When you go to school
sometimes I wonder what I do, too
We are driving in a car
Outside it's slowing down
inside it's speeding up
and soon well feel it
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Let Us Give Thanks
03:40
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Excuse Me, Princess
Excuse Me, Princess is a disorganized group of younglings from Duluth, Minnesota who play loud garage power pop with an occasional folky jazz song thrown in there. The band started in 2009 when Jack and Sam started playing coffeeshops. After the addition of Greta, Kallie, and Ben, they got a recording offer from So-TM Records, and released their newest record "Stop the Flow" after two tours. ... more
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