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The Siren Tower - The Banishing Of William McGuiness

The Banishing Of William McGuiness is the second single taken from the debut album from Australian band, The Siren Tower. Visit: www.thesirentower.com www.triplejunearthed.com/thesirentower www.facebook.com/thesirentower Directed by Tim Brade Produced by The Siren Tower Written by Grant McCulloch Co-written by Mark McEwen, Tim Brade & Peter McConkey Director of Photography: Peter McConkey 1st AC: David Blair Production design: Giselle Natassia Edited by Tim Brade & Grant McCulloch Featuring Zachary Drieberg, Allan Boyd, Marilyn Webse & Merlyn Moon Lyrics by Grant McCulloch Music by Grant McCulloch & The Siren Tower Verse You've got a hot right hand so settle down You've called him out and he's coming round she says You'd better listen There's so much trouble here looking for you He'll cut you down if you don't shoot through she says You'd better listen Chorus My son, slow down, there's so much hurting in this dead horse town My boy, leave now, there's so much murder in this one cunt town If you don't think that we'll make it tonight If you don't think it'll be alright, my son, leave now Verse He killed him two Chinese in Bendigo They sent him North should the mine explode she says You'd better listen The man will lose no sleep over killing you That dirty badge is more black than blue she says You'd better listen Chorus My son, slow down, there's so much hurting in this dead horse town My boy, leave now, there's so much murder in this one cunt town If you don't think that we'll make it tonight If you don't think it'll be alright, my son, leave now, my son, leave now Bridge Oh kid you'll come undone, all my lessons forgotten Oh kid you are young and he feeds on the bottom Chorus My son, slow down, there's so much hurting in this dead horse town My boy, leave now, there's so much murder in this one cunt town If you don't think that we'll make it tonight If you don't think it'll be alright, my son, leave now my son, take the horse and forget all except you were loved