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Seedless
04:00
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You're trying to tell me that I'm worthless now
All that has grown turned upside down
And grew its back in the ground where you can't hear the screams
Not a sound
But it's still there if you dig deep enough
Down to the root of this problem
Where you'll be surprised to see it's still intact
And it'll grow back if you give it a little light
So give it a little light for me
Now you represent yourself through drinks and irony
Tragic tales of thought end up so blissfully
As everything seems to get a little blurry
Inside the picture frame you painted green
Like the envy that's trapped inside my body
I try to forget it, I just can't forget and
I'm praying your number will come up eventually
Like some sort of contest based on probability
Now he speaks for you leaving me in solitude
I feel I'm learning more from this pen in my hand
As it bleeds blue words I wanna send to you
But we lost the time, we lost track of what really matters
And is it true you don't want to be apart of this endless game
A puzzle of a seed left on the floor
Where it got kicked around before I could glue you down
And plant you back into the ground
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Scattered Dreams
04:54
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It's been sixty four years in the making of who you are today
And you have learned how to forget it all and just live day by day
White walls and failing organs
My spirit wants to escape my body
But I wanna stay
One more day
With you
And off I go again (it seems)
From reality scattered into dreams
I feel the deepness in my bones
How it shackles up my (soul)
Full of regret, memories I've never had
I learnt to let them just be
Under a tree
Out to sea
And off I go again (it seems)
From reality scattered into dreams
And the lightning came from the clouds
Where I was drifting alone at sea
Is this really reality or is this all a sailor's dream
Oh, I feel so alone I don't know what I'm going to do
I think I'm reaching out for a hand instead of using my own
And off I go again (it seems)
From reality scattered into dreams
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Past Moon
03:41
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It's tough to write a song when I feel so much
And stare at this phone and type in my thoughts
I'm a different person by the time I'm singing this song to you
I'm singing it to you
With a new perspective and attitude
I'm trying my best not to be rude
I always need to learn a lesson or two
So excuse this song
Oh, it's a past mood
Oh, excuse this song
Oh, it's a past moon
I'm searching high and low
For a word to describe my soul
And help me feel light
I'm searching all the time for a better state of mind
To help me feel right
With a new perspective and attitude
I'm trying my best not to be rude
I always need to learn a lesson or two
So excuse this song
Oh, it's a past mood
Oh, excuse this song
Oh, it's a past moon
With a new perspective and attitude
I'm trying my best not to be rude
I always need to learn a lesson or two
So excuse this song
Oh, it's a past mood
Oh, excuse this song
Oh, it's a past moon
A reflection of myself
In a mirror of who I used to be
And who I could still be
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Is this town for me?
Is it a home that I'll need?
Somewhere I'm going lay myself flat
Somewhere I'm going to get myself together again
And I just don't have the time
Is there another day to put yourself in harms way
For now I'm just going to sit down here
Ain't gonna to get up no shed no tears
I've got nothing left
And my mind is blank
I've thought all the thoughts that I could think
And when it all comes down to it I just gotta get on with it
There's something else I'll need
Is there another week to be thinking of the thoughts you shouldn't be
No one's there to stop you now
From thinking yourself into a cloud
And I just can't see though it
And I can't breathe
Well I'm just talking metaphorically
Something on my mind gonna make me choke
All the words you said have become smoke
And I just don't know what to say
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