Finetime (formerly known as "Witches And Wolves") is a formerly unidentified electronic rock song by Welsh band "Bomb Culture", released in 2006.
Search History[]
On December 17th, 2009, user Gary Tuck posted the song to YouTube, asking if anyone could identify the song he was looking for. He didn't provide any information where the song came from, only saying “Music” in the description.
Over time, the song was reuploaded to YouTube by several users, such as Marksaw, JayKay, Q, AlianTheObscure, S2h, and multiple others, amassing over 7k views.
On September 17th, 2025, Discord user wy identified the song as Finetime by Bomb Culture after running it through WerZatSong, using fingerprints from the ReverbNation fingerprinting project, provided by user Nel after being scraped by Murphy.
Lyrics[]
Fine time, to be saying that
Now I’m standing here at the precipice
Fine time to be laying in
Witches and wolves step on me
I got, too much, on my mind
My monkey in the shoulder’s pulling hard to the right
It's hard to find, the witches and wolves in the darkness of your
Mind, mind
I was, dragged out of sleep
Well that big bad nothing of a monster's feet
He looked under my bed, I felt my eyes roll to the top of my head
I was, mildly amused
By the cost of the lies the monsters used
And now I'm, lying in my bed
Occurs to me, my childhood is
Dead, dead, dead
There out at night
Well as the moon shines on the fields of life
I don’t, feel so uptight
I washed my hands and those days of life
I’ve got, a shirt and a tie
A job in the city and all I can buy
Just, don’t feel right
Wolves are getting bigger and darkness in my
Mind, mind, mind
Mind, mind, mind
Mind, my mind, mind
Yeah, here
In, my mind
My mind
My mind
In my mind
My mind
In my mind
Witches and wolves
Witches and wolves
They’re witches and wolves
Witches and wolves
They’re witches and wolves
Witches and wolves
They’re witches and wolves
Witches and wolves
In my mind
There out at night
Well as the moon shines bright on the fields of life
I don’t, feel so uptight
I washed my hands in the phase of light
I’ve got a, shirt and a tie
A job in the city is all I can buy
I just don’t feel right
Wolves are getting bigger in darkness of my
Mind
Bomb Culture[]
Bomb Culture was an electro-rock and alternative R&B band from Cariff, UK, active from around 2006 to 2012.
The band consisted of Howlin' Mr. J (Stephen Rhys Johnson) (vocals), Professor Krisps (backing vocals), Mr. Styles (Stephen Styles) (guitar) and Berty Trousers (drums, bass) and Mr Sul (Sul Sullivan) (VJ).
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