Crashed Out
Crashed Out

Beach Fossils - Crashed Out Lyrics

Feb 19, 2013
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Crashed Out Music Video

Crashed Out Lyrics

Say I will run and bring you back
But I will take you anywhere

I find you trying hard to act
When everything's up in the air

I walk with you across New York
We're on the bridge above the cars

We talk about how nice it is
That the city
Won't care who you are

Writer(s): James Dustin Payseur
Copyright(s): Lyrics © Reservoir Media Management, Inc.
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Frequently Asked Questions

  1. Who are the primary members involved in the creation of 'Crashed Out' by Beach Fossils?

    'Crashed Out' was written by Dustin Payseur, the frontman and primary songwriter of Beach Fossils. The album 'Clash the Truth' also features new drummer Tommy Gardner, who contributed to the band's more energetic sound.

  2. Which album features the song 'Crashed Out' by Beach Fossils?

    'Crashed Out' is featured on Beach Fossils' second studio album, 'Clash the Truth,' which was released on February 19, 2013.

  3. Who produced the album 'Clash the Truth', which includes 'Crashed Out'?

    The album 'Clash the Truth' was produced by Ben Greenberg, formerly of The Men, and Dustin Payseur, Beach Fossils' frontman.

  4. Where and when was 'Clash the Truth' recorded?

    Dustin Payseur initially wrote and recorded demos of the album in his apartment in New York. The professional recording took place at Excello Recording studio and was completed in the fall of 2012.

  5. What notable artwork and design elements are associated with 'Clash the Truth'?

    The artwork for 'Clash the Truth' was designed by Captured Tracks founder Mike Sniper and Dustin Payseur. It features black and white stills from the experimental video Three Transitions (1973) directed by Peter Campus.

  6. How did critics respond to 'Clash the Truth'?

    'Clash the Truth' received mostly positive reviews. Critics praised its more focused themes and energetic sound. However, reviews varied, with Consequence rating it C+ and Pitchfork providing a lukewarm review mentioning its darker, socially aware edge.

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