Produced by Beulah & Miles Kurosky. Album The Coast is Never Clear. A Good Man is Easy to Kill Lyrics. I would be overstating If I said I knew you well Or that I knew you at all When you flew through that windshield And your life passed reel to reel Was there a bit part for me? I made a wish for you Blew out the sun so it would come true But the sun froze along with your heart. So give up, give up your love Give up, give up your love I promise it's not gonna kill ya And I need ya, Lord, I need ya And though you haven't got a lot to give up A good man is easy to kill, well Stop talking about the weather and say you're getting better. About A Good Man is Easy to Kill.

After eight years, Beulah called it quits. In support of YOKO, their fourth and final album, the band embarked upon a twenty-three city tour in the fall of 2003. They journeyed eight thousand miles throughout the US and Canada, kicking off what would prove to be the last days of "the best band you never heard.

And when they cut out your lung You said we could all breathe easy. The hole swallowed your heart. Give up, give up your love. I promise its not gonna kill ya, And I need ya, Lord I need ya. Though you haven’t got a lot to give up, A good man is easy to kill. Well, Stop talking about the weather and say you’re getting better. A Good Man Is Easy To Kill song meanings.

This film documents Beulah's last tour, chronicling a magnificent band that broke up all too soon. film Features: The full-length documentary, A Good Band Is Easy To Kill, plus nearly two hours of bonus material: seventeen full songs of Beulah in concert (spanning their entire discography) and twenty deleted scenes with footage from every stop of the tour. Tour-opener John Vanderslice makes his unique presence felt throughout, as well. Documentary Music Video. Publisher: FURTHER DO. Publication Date

In support of YOKO, their fourth and final album, the band embarked upon a twenty-three city tour in the fall of 2003.

Hard To Kill" on the new album is so dance-y, with the cowbell and everything! I can see how touring with Paramore could have rubbed off there. I have a good support system. No one ever gets sober and they’re like, "Oh, my life sucks".