Fanfarlo - The walls are coming down

很可爱的一群独立摇滚青年。


【wiki】

Fanfarlo is a London-based indie pop band formed in 2006 by the Swedish musician Simon 
Balthazar. They make extensive use of instruments such as the trumpet, violin and mandolin
 as well as more commonplace instruments such as guitars and drums.Throughout 2006-2008 
they released three limited edition singles and one split 7" single with Sleeping States 
on London-based indie labels.
Their debut album, Reservoir, was recorded in October/November 2008 at Tarquin Studios, 
Connecticut, USA and was produced by Peter Katis (The National, Interpol). The album was 
released in February 2009.Fanfarlo began touring with Snow Patrol in March 2009, 
and played several shows at the South by Southwest Music Festival.In an effort to spread 
the word as far as possible and make their music as accessible as possible, Fanfarlo 
decided to offer their latest album, Reservoir, as a $1 download on http://fanfarlo.com 
until 4 July 2009.
Their latest single, The Walls Are Coming Down, is due to be released during September 
2009. The music video[1] for the single was produced by Iain Forsyth and Jane Pollard[2] 
and features one of Europe's top escape artists Roslyn Walker[3] performing his version of
 the Hanging Straitjacket Escape, a classic stunt first performed by Harry Houdini in the 
early 1900s.

They swallowed it whole, they went for the gold, for the gold
We fall for the same lies we all have the same shoes to fit

The preachers and books of your empire will fight here alone
Some day the will be forgotten and die one by one

The walls the walls are coming down
The here and now is coming round
It will some day let you down
The ships the ships are coming in
The great ideas are wearing thin
There is nothing left to do

For atoms have gone as far as atoms will go
Your books write themselves
They line up in row after row

The walls the walls are coming down
The here and now is coming round
It will some day let you down
The ships the ships are coming in
The great ideas are wearing thin
There is nothing left to do