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Mud
02:53
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with my hands in the mud
machete faith
i memorize the way through the woods
animal skulls
highway hum
sunfish stream
i scratch the memory of poison ivy
and we were smaller people then
with ideas that bend and break
and we played favorites
forgiving one another
there were favorites and nothing was for free
if there was anything, whatever you want to be
because it's too cold to breath under this water
there can be no crimes committed
while we're on pavement then stay out of our way
that last time we spoke i got it in my head
finally in my head
your friends were poltergeists and mine were tired bears
i had a victory song for making you laugh
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Little Nothing
04:06
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if i don't succeed
will you rest in peace with me
will you dress in sheets with me
we trained our best superstars to watch on tv
i can't pay you back for favors
but thanks for buying me dinner last saturday night
i trained so hard and go nowhere
it's easy to lose my pieces
when you are so far away
i save my face for the future
i sold my soul for comfort
do i see too late?
no one said to reset the daylight
hey, that's just me
all you'll be is a little nothing
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Place
03:05
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i'm ready for your call
hope you don't mind a broken heart
you make it easy when you tell me come inside my place and
stay while
we'll make it out for whatever it is
you can't quite break me but you make me feel like...
i'm sad i missed the fall
i changed instead of the leaves
i thought i'd stay awhile
we're an hour behind here
and i'm feeling like a different person
or else a clone of myself
i'll take a good sign for what it is
could be denial
i've been feeling sorry
i took a chance and ran with it
could be denial
but i've been feeling certain
that i think think there's a place for me
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