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We're Still Here
04:10
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He preyed upon the weak
because the strong were few and far between,
big turnouts in little towns
The odds were stacked and fairly steep
but changed while we were all asleep,
dreaming of walls coming down
It’s all right to feel defeated
Just keep fighting ‘cause we need it
to succeed
Let him know we’re here
and we don’t have much left to fear anymore
stand together
no matter what we won’t surrender
‘cause we’re still here
He used the oldest of techniques
divide and conquer, spewed hate-speech
took us back to sixty years from now
With promises he cannot keep
and words I wouldn’t dare repeat
charming the most dangerous crowd
It’s all right to feel defeated
Just keep fighting ‘cause we need it
to succeed
Let him know we’re here
and we don’t have much left to fear anymore
stand together
no matter what we won’t surrender
‘cause we’re still here
We watched but nobody saw this coming
heroes stand tall when everyone starts running out
remember what we could have been,
we’re still greater than this
Let him know we’re here
and we don’t have much left to fear anymore
stand together
no matter what we won’t surrender
‘cause we’re still here
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Above the Moon Madison, New Jersey
Above the Moon is a four-piece rock band from Madison, NJ. Leaning hard on lyrics with heart and riffs that bite, ATM’s
pedigree is rooted in a 90s unpretentious vibe woven with indie and pop melodies.
The current lineup of Kate Griffin on vocals and rhythm guitar, Shawn Murphy on lead, Kyle Griffin on bass and John Gramuglia on drums, has been together since late 2016.
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