Warwick Smith - Running Out Of Time

〈Verse〉
We fall into everyday
Offset by the milky way
Can’t dodge when they come to claim
Your debts on the astroplane
Soft sounds woven in the floor
Drowned out by the lions roar
Shield down and you’ve dropped your sword
Living inside the lions jaw

〈Pre-Chorus〉
23 and thinking loud about a legacy cause death, it has no bias when it claims; it doesn’t wait for me
Is it morbid or appropriately cautious to make plans for worlds beyond and on the surface wear it candidly

〈Chorus〉
Speaking out when doubt is always on my mind, I’m throwing out the etiquette
Live it up as if I’m running out of time, although I just don’t know it yet

〈Verse〉
Got an album, shot somе videos and now and then I stumble in rеversal on a trail of the past
I’ve met you-knows and I’ve played on stage with heroes, will the clips and reels and shorts and feelings from those moments last?
I’ve been playing since “Not Angry,” now I’m saying I’ve been faking non-Australian to fit in with the rest of them
This is passion but you can’t pay bills with that and while I’m losing steam quite steadily; I’ll burn out but not readily

〈Chorus〉
Speaking out when doubt is always on my mind, I’m throwing out the etiquette
Live it up as if I’m running out of time, although I just don’t know it yet
〈Bridge〉
I’ve looked, I’ve searched, I’ve found what / who I want, who’s cutting out the cancer
You wouldn’t like the answer
(Drop)
It’s dark, it’s hard, the way I write / speak mind and thoughts
I thought I could romance her
Death to a necromancer

〈Chorus〉
Speaking out when doubt is always on my mind, I’m throwing out the etiquette
Live it up as if I’m running out of time, although I just don’t know it yet
Speaking out cause doubt is always on my mind, I’m throwing out the etiquette
I live it up because I’m running out of time, as if I didn’t know it yet, yeah

〈Coda〉
Run and hide but death has got you in it’s sight
You gambled on a reapers debt
The systems rigged and now they’re flushed, you’re out of time
You think I didn’t know it yet?

Australian singer-songwriter Warwick Smith draws inspiration from his own experiences and surrounding, using them as the inspiration for his songs which depict a realistic image of todays youth and his own ideology.

Mixing various instruments and elements of different genres(such as pop, rock, alternative, folk and electronic), Warwick has created a unique sound for himself while leaving a clear nod to his influences(Ed Sheeran, The Verve, twenty øne piløts).

UK magazine Rock Sound commented on Warwick’s debut original single ‘That’s Life’ saying it “shows a great deal of promise… we so look forward to seeing what Warwick does in the future”.