Pictures of Girls
Wallows * Track #6 On Spring - EP
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Pictures of Girls by Wallows
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WallowsProduced by
John CongletonWrited by
Dylan Minnette & Cole Preston & Braeden LemastersAbout
“Pictures Of Girls” is the lead single of Wallow’s debut EP Spring and the band played this track for their TV debut on The Late Late Show with James Corden.
The song is very reminiscent of something The Strokes would play and frontman Dylan Minnette even expected immediate comparisons telling Pape...
Pictures of Girls Lyrics
[Verse 1: Dylan Minnette]
I see the end, you wait for nothing
You and I, we grew up in the suburbs
Now you're gone, the city's down a number
It is not the same without you around, oh
[Verse 2: Dylan Minnette]
I see you there, still shy but smiling
Now I find it hard to remember
All the times I've tried to forget her
I am hanging on to something real
[Chorus: Dylan Minnette & Braeden Lemasters]
'Cause pictures of girls are not for me
You see
[Bridge: Dylan Minnette & Braeden Lemasters]
You should be down in Hollywood
You should be down in Hollywood
You should be down in Hollywood
You should be down in Hollywood
You should be down in Hollywood
You should be down in Hollywood
You should be down in Hollywood
You should be down in Hollywood
[Outro: Dylan Minnette & Braeden Lemasters]
You should be down in Hollywood
You should be down in Hollywood
You should be down in Hollywood
You should be down in Hollywood
(I'd like to see it all)
You should be down in Hollywood
You should be down in Hollywood
(I'd like to see it all)
You should be down in Hollywood
You should be down in Hollywood
Pictures of Girls Q&A
Who wrote Pictures of Girls's ?
Pictures of Girls was written by Dylan Minnette & Cole Preston & Braeden Lemasters.
Who produced Pictures of Girls's ?
Pictures of Girls was produced by John Congleton.
When did Wallows release Pictures of Girls?
Wallows released Pictures of Girls on Fri Feb 23 2018.
What did Wallows say about "Pictures of Girls"?
For me, it’s about the fear of moving into adulthood. It’s about the fear of losing innocence and leaving your youth behind. In that song, it’s reflected in a metaphor with the city versus the suburbs. Moving into the city, leaving your youth behind in the suburbs, just not wanting to do that. More...
What movie inspired this song?
Ferris Bueller’s Day Off!
Braeden explained:
Like, the art scene in that film. I watched that scene, turned off the sound and tried to write my own guitar part over it.