All I Can Say (I Got Nothing To Say) by Tim Brickley and the Bleeding He...

New music from Indiana's favorite songwriting duo, Timothy Brickley and David Rheins. All I Can Say (I Got Nothing To Say) is the latest cut from the upcoming Tim Brickley and the Bleeding Hearts double CD release "Local artist." Expected to officially debut Spring 2023, the track is currently available for download online. The site, "If a band fell... (The songs of Tim Brickley & David Rheins, 1980-now.)" showcases more than 150 original songs (over 24 hours of potential rock pleasure) including recordings by Tim Brickley and the Bleeding Hearts, The Secrets, Today's Icons, Lon + Jon, TB solo, as well as a treasure trove of unreleased tracks, demos, live cuts, soundtrack work, etc. ALL I CAN SAY (I GOT NOTHING TO SAY) by Timothy Brickley & David Rheins You’ll finally know the truth, my friend, when it comes knocking on your door. When it grabs you ‘round the throat, my friend, and throws you to the floor. When it stomps your lifeless body blue and you’re gasping for your air. You’ve almost reached the end, my friend, with your thinning, graying hair. All I can say - I got nothing to say. All I can say - I got nothing to say. All I can say - I got nothing to say. I’m leaving today, I’m going away. Missiles in the Mediterranean, nuclear waste under the stadium. Boys in the desert dying for petroleum, homeless starving in front of the museum. Toxic clouds, hypnotized crowds, for crying out loud, we’re just waiting for God. All I can say - I got nothing to say. All I can say - I got nothing to say. All I can say - I got nothing to say. ­ I’m leaving today, I’m going away. (And we beat her to the ground, until Mother Earth cried, “It’s not yours, motherfuckers, It’s mine.”) Copyright 1990, Timothy Brickley & David Rheins. https://timbrickleyandthebleedinghearts.com

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