1. |
Angie
03:26
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I was taking blues but I was seeing red
But I remember every word you said
You said you came from somewhere city
I was football bat and you were looking pretty
You fell from grace and straight to hell
But I walked through that door as well
The barker said let's go get busy
Circus lights they made me dizzy
This must happen to you everyday
I should have turned my back and walked away
But I couldn't keep my eyes away from you
Angie
I'm trying to sell myself to you
With some help from Madison avenue
Do you have mirrors on your ceiling
You better rub some salve on that you'll start peeling
I was acting like a rock n roll ego head
Where will I be when the maid finds me dead
What a lovely tattoo your own effigy
I swear Mercedes smiled must been a fifty
There's no one else for me but you
Well bring the blond and the blue one too
But I'll go through them I swear to get to you
Angie
Yeah I'm really sure now the way I feel
Well I've had a drink or nine or two
Why do I get this feeling you don't know I'm alive somehow
Angie
Angie
Angie
Angie
Angie
Come on Angie you know that's life
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2. |
Things
02:47
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Since squirting out you see the whole damn world is left field to you
That's bum luck you say I guess the way the shit creek flow
One thing leads to nothing and it's just as well
You should know these things by now
Know these things by now
If I had a dime for every time you said you loved me
I'd be standing naked empty handed in front of the wishing well
Can I get a heartless sleeve shirt free equals good
You should know these things by now
Know these things by now
Drink v's and blow made friends I do not know
Another what's her name lost casualty
You know these things don't pacify you now
Look in our eyes and see the face of our amusement
Watching faux reckless abandonment for the sake of show and tell
The smell of sarcasm ooo ooo that smell
And you should know these things by now
Know these things by now
Know these things by now
Know these things by now
Know these things by now
Know these things by now
Know these things by now
Know these things by now
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3. |
Understanding Jane
03:19
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4. |
The Warning
02:43
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Let's end this sesh I can't fuck away this pain
Can't exorcise or carry this weight
And I'm split in pieces can't wait till morning
Looking back on how this began
Dead inside because I buried the kid
The first bloods easy I can't keep running
It's all bullshit and lies behind dead and blood shot eyes
I feel the pressure It's a warning
Say goodbye to all the Jenny's on high
In the line of sight distractions of life
And when your pain's no feeling
Becomes muscle memory
Self hate is a straight line that runs right into your kind
It took introspection to hear the warning
I was not all right
Looking out for someone to blame
Projecting out to bury the shame
But the scab your picking won't stop the scaring
It's hard to believe that I felt unworthy of this life
When your too splintered to hear the warning
Follow conjecture and heed the warning
Depression hear the warning
Attrition hear then warning
Addiction hear the warning
Your submission hear the warning
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5. |
Hate
03:29
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