49th & Main & A Little Sound Can’t Walk Away: A Dancefloor Tale of Summer Longings
19th July, 2024
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Can’t Walk Away simmers with the heat of summer nights and unresolved feelings.
49th & Main, the Irish duo of Ben O’Sullivan and Paddy King, team up with A Little Sound to craft a pulsating indie dance track that refuses to let go.
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Counter Records presents this earworm, destined for repeat plays on sweaty dancefloors and sun-drenched beach parties alike.
The song’s hook burrows deep. Groovy beats collide with sticky melodies, creating an irresistible concoction.
The vocal interplay between 49th & Main and A Little Sound crackles with electricity, their voices weaving a tale of lingering attachment and bittersweet nostalgia.
The lyrics paint a vivid picture, “49 times running out of my life / Still I’m gonna take it back” speaks to the cyclical nature of on-again, off-again relationships.
The imagery is intimate: “Last breath, wanna see you undressed / Or in a sundress I like.”
It’s raw, honest, and tinged with both desire and resignation.
A Little Sound’s verse adds depth, hinting at potential futures and acknowledging the weight of the past.
“Miles away but it feels so present / What a shame / What happened to forever” captures the disorienting nature of emotional distance.
“Can’t Walk Away” taps into a specific feeling, the pull of something you know you should leave behind.
It’s the musical equivalent of one last night out, one final embrace, knowing full well you’ll regret it come morning.
Yet the beat compels you forward, urging you to dance through the pain and savour every moment.
This track feels both fresh and familiar, carrying echoes of past summers while carving out its own sonic space.
49th & Main and A Little Sound have bottled lightning here, creating a song that begs to be blasted with the windows down as you drive into an uncertain future.
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49th & Main & A Little Sound “Can’t Walk Away” Lyrics
Was holding onto something
While you seem not to care
If all we were was nothing
Why does it hurt
So much
So much
I’m feeling
So much, so much to say
If all we were was nothing
Why can’t I walk away
49 times running out of my life
Still I’m gonna take it back
And on my
Last breath, wanna see you undressed
Or in a sundress I like
And on my
Dead body, would I let somebody come and take you from my life
If tonight’s the last time
Fuck it, I don’t mind
So long as it’s you and I
It’s just you and I
Just passers by
Yeah, you and I
So lost in time
But maybe someday we will finally start over
Find a clean slate
But for now, all’s left to wonder
Miles away but it feels so present
What a shame
What happened to forever
It’s been like
49 times running out of my life
Still I’m gonna take it back
And on my
Last breath, wanna see you undressed
Or in a sundress I like
And on my
Dead body, would I let somebody come and take you from my life
If tonight’s the last time
Fuck it, I don’t mind
So long as it’s you and I
So long as it’s you and I
(Hey, yeah, yeah, yeah)
Cause it hurts so bad
Yeah, you hurt so bad