Singaporean singer and songwriter yeule, who is known for blending emotion with machinery, released her new track 1967 from her fourth studio album, Evangelic Girl is a Gun, which is set to be released on Friday, May 30, 2025. Whether you’re here for the vibe or curious about what yeule’s bringing to the table, this track won’t disappoint. Its lyrics carry weight, the production is top-notch, and it’s the kind of track that grows on you with every play. Written by yeule and Kin Leonn, the lyrics pack a real punch, and they are also behind the production, so the sound is nothing short of addictive. Check out the 1967 lyrics by yeule below, and experience the song’s passion.
Lyrics of 1967 by yeule
Listen To The Voices Spit Out All The Grime
In My Mama’s Satin Dress, Staring At The Train Line
Nurse Said I Was Better, Discharged On Monday Night
(Just Kill Me)
Then, I Sold Kate A Val’, So I Stayed Till Late July
He Told Me, “Meet On Sunday And Take The Northern Line”
I Wish They Didn’t Draft Boys, Boys Who Want To Die
Boys Who Want To Die
Boys Who Want To Die
He Tells Me, “It’s All Broken,” So I Don’t Have To Fight
(Are You Coming With Me?)
Wipe His Diamond Tears From The Makeup That He Cried
(He’s Always So Far Away)
Dressed Like It’s The 60S (Nah), He Looks So Fucking Fly
(He Looks So Fucking Fly)
But When They Shaved His Head, He Cried And Cried And Cried
He Told Me, “Meet On Sunday And Take The Northern Line”
I Wish They Didn’t Draft Boys, Boys Who Want To Die
Want To Die
Where Did You Go, Go, Go Away?
Boys Who Want To
Boys Who Want To-to-to
Boys Who Want To Die
