Southern Constellations
Pierce The Veil * Track #2 On Selfish Machines (Deluxe Edition)
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Southern Constellations by Pierce The Veil
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Pierce The VeilProduced by
Vic Fuentes & Mike GreenWrited by
Vic FuentesAbout
Southern Constellations is the second song off of Pierce The Veil’s second studio album, Selfish Machines. It serves as an introduction to the song that follows it, The Boy Who could Fly
Southern Constellations Lyrics
Please keep chasing me
Your Southern constellations got me so dizzy
It's cold but you pretend that you are warm with me
Before I get you home you're nearly frozen
But I'll never let you freeze without me
Oh, no
[Transition To Next Track]
Southern Constellations Q&A
Who wrote Southern Constellations's ?
Southern Constellations was written by Vic Fuentes.
Who produced Southern Constellations's ?
Southern Constellations was produced by Vic Fuentes & Mike Green.
When did Pierce The Veil release Southern Constellations?
Pierce The Veil released Southern Constellations on Tue Jun 22 2010.
What did Pierce The Veil say about "Southern Constellations"?
Vic Fuentes in a track-by-track for AltPress:
“This is basically just the intro to “The Boy Who Could Fly.” We decided to separate the tracks because otherwise, the song would be around six minutes long. This short, little tune describes my unexplainable and undeniable recent obsession with Souther...