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HAND SIGNS RELEASES THEIR SECOND SINGLE OFF UPCOMING ALBUM

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Pop-punk band Hand Signs dropped their new single “Messy Monday,” which is the second track featured on their upcoming album. Hand Signs wrote this song about the loss of a few great friends, and about trying to fathom that time can be taken for granted. “Messy Monday” starts out with the audio of a phone ringing and a voicemail being left. The lyrics really express that Monday seems to embody a sad day. Nothing good comes from a Monday. Just thinking you had time over the weekend to do everything you wanted, see all the people you needed but you’re thrusted into Monday feeling hopeless that nothing was done. “Messy Monday” has a very chill vibe with a simplicity that shows off talent while portraying a heartfelt message.

“We all want one more chance
To ask how was your weekend
How much longer til we end
How much longer til we end Smile like you’re not hiding the truth
Like it’s not trying to knock every tooth”

Official “Messy Monday” lyrics.

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