Tomorrow's tulips, eternally teenage.

I'll say to you that you can't come to me.

I'll say to you that you can't come to me.

I'll say to you that you can't come to me.

I'll say to you that I can't come to me.

I will always be walking, breaking up the same.

Open the door, it's like a mountain wall

It's your evening

All the air comes in, it's your evening

Open the door, it's your evening

All the air comes in, it's your evening

Open the door, it's your evening

That was tomorrow tulips with eternally teenage release July 2011, distributed by Galaxia

Records.

Alex Nostin, girlfriend Christina Keys, aren't your usual couple, they're from Costa

Mesa, California, which explains why this their debut album blends hazy surf pop vocals

around garage rock.

Before forming the band, Alan was the frontman of the Japanese Motors, started the band

with his friend Nolan when he was 17, as some projects do, the band fizzled, and for

fun he wrote some songs with his girlfriend Christina, with her on drums.

Alex describes it this way.

She said she wanted to learn drums, but I thought it was ridiculous.

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