We all need a place to sleep,
to rest our weary bones
and bruises from the mosh pit:
it's no time to be alone.
A festival in Camden?
No field to pitch a tent?
I could book some sketchy hostel
or a hotel down in Kent.
But wouldn't it be good if
someone could find a spot,
could book a big apartment
and fill it with us lot?
Yes, might it not be better
to find yourself a pack
and head down to the Roundhouse
with a Legion at your back?
They soon signed up from Glasgow
Nottingham and Norwich town,
from Switzerland and Portugal
the Legion gathered ground.
Liam worked in merch sales
so he could sort us out:
we've Legion shirts and hoodies (... and hats, and bumbags, and flags - come find me afterwards)
and you'll know when we're about.
So, twenty-seventeen, Lost Evenings:
last minutes, can't be beat,
sixteen new best buddies
in a house on Oakley Street.
And yes, it's so much better
when you've found yourself a pack
to head down to the Roundhouse
with a Legion at your back.
Then: YNot, Trees, and Reading
and a hundred random gigs:
Punches, Marwood, Felix, Skinny,
all the others in the mix.
Twenty-eighteen: back to Camden,
thirty-nine strong we go
to fill the whole of Legion house
and a pop-up garden show.
Then mini-tours of Germany,
and Belgium, Luxembourg:
flights and trains and hostels
with our growing mongrel hörde.
And everywhere it's better
to have yourself a pack,
to head down to the venue
with a Legion at your back.
Twenty-nineteen, Boston,
the Legion hopped the pond.
New faces, Jameson pancakes
to seal the common bond.
Then twenty-twenty Evenings -
new chapters to begin ...
So FUCK CORONAVIRUS
and: _next year_, in Berlin.
Which brings us back to Camden:
survivors, limping home.
What even is a mosh pit,
after two years on your own?
Yes, it's always better
when you've found yourself a pack
to head down to the Roundhouse
with a Legion at your back.
So if you need a place to sleep
to rest your weary bones
and bruises, from the mosh pit,
get in touch: you're not alone.
to rest our weary bones
and bruises from the mosh pit:
it's no time to be alone.
A festival in Camden?
No field to pitch a tent?
I could book some sketchy hostel
or a hotel down in Kent.
But wouldn't it be good if
someone could find a spot,
could book a big apartment
and fill it with us lot?
Yes, might it not be better
to find yourself a pack
and head down to the Roundhouse
with a Legion at your back?
They soon signed up from Glasgow
Nottingham and Norwich town,
from Switzerland and Portugal
the Legion gathered ground.
Liam worked in merch sales
so he could sort us out:
we've Legion shirts and hoodies (... and hats, and bumbags, and flags - come find me afterwards)
and you'll know when we're about.
So, twenty-seventeen, Lost Evenings:
last minutes, can't be beat,
sixteen new best buddies
in a house on Oakley Street.
And yes, it's so much better
when you've found yourself a pack
to head down to the Roundhouse
with a Legion at your back.
Then: YNot, Trees, and Reading
and a hundred random gigs:
Punches, Marwood, Felix, Skinny,
all the others in the mix.
Twenty-eighteen: back to Camden,
thirty-nine strong we go
to fill the whole of Legion house
and a pop-up garden show.
Then mini-tours of Germany,
and Belgium, Luxembourg:
flights and trains and hostels
with our growing mongrel hörde.
And everywhere it's better
to have yourself a pack,
to head down to the venue
with a Legion at your back.
Twenty-nineteen, Boston,
the Legion hopped the pond.
New faces, Jameson pancakes
to seal the common bond.
Then twenty-twenty Evenings -
new chapters to begin ...
So FUCK CORONAVIRUS
and: _next year_, in Berlin.
Which brings us back to Camden:
survivors, limping home.
What even is a mosh pit,
after two years on your own?
Yes, it's always better
when you've found yourself a pack
to head down to the Roundhouse
with a Legion at your back.
So if you need a place to sleep
to rest your weary bones
and bruises, from the mosh pit,
get in touch: you're not alone.