Adding on to their already busy tour schedule, which includes a handful of major festivals, The Wonder Years will be at The Great Allentown Fair on September 4 more information can be found at WXPN’s Concerts and Events page. And harping on the usual youthful nature of the genre shifting to a more widespread message can hopefully bring this album out of the underground. In a press release for the The Hum Goes on Forever, the record is described as “facing an onslaught of things outside of one’s control.” The Wonder Years are aiming for a message with wide-scale appeal no matter where you are in life. (Not to add a gratuitous Machine Gun Kelly diss, but the internet’s reaction to a song like “emo girl” - which sounds like a reversal on the “Sk8er Boi” story line - coming from a 32-year-old man should be enough.) With those razor-sharp lyrics and contributing musicians that rise to the. her voice floats hopefully, delivering one of the most memorable chorus. Hopefully Two Ghosts which follows, is not the actual result of the lovers. Audiences would most likely rather hear that than a 30-year-old singing about high school romance. 1 Hopefully Forever Lyrics Hopeful Triumph over this malcontent Emotion Soft yet it takes my mind From here to you I'd lose my eyes in this sea if You weren't here to bear This heavy burden. But as Elphi bats lyrics back and forth with pace and playfulness and the beats. Though it creates a contrast with the band’s thematic roots in suburban ennui and frustation, the natural progress of an aging punker would be to write songs about their family. Starting off with the lyrics “I recorded your heartbeat, It’s one thirty-three, The tempo’s in my blood now.” Unfortunately the song is not at 133 beats per minute, but who will check to see if they put that little Easter egg in? (I guess i did.) The third single “Wyatt’s Song” released this week with an accompanying music video that is an ode to lead vocalist Dan Campbell’s son.
Legacy pop punk act The Wonder Years have announced a new LP named The Hum Goes on Forever, releasing September 2 via Hopeless Records.
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