1. |
The Casual Observer
03:31
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I had a dream that I was headed down to Joshua Tree
first it was cool and it was heavy, yeah
it was all the things
but then I died
my garden was inside of here
I cannot miss you but
I think I will forget you because
it's one too many times
it's been a thousand times
I'm not a liar but
I know I can see through myself and
I've died a hundred times
I've died too many times in here
You were like an anchor on the fence
guiding my way around you like the government
you were so much bigger than the rest
with a big hole inside you
and a Flowerbed
you were like a beacon to the west
telling my when to turn into the desolate
now you're much too far for me to see
might as well close all of the gates
and leave
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2. |
In The Dark
04:06
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It's summertime
you and I are so divine
a light flickers on the porch
I walk into the street
my feet, they hurt so bad
my shoes are on my hands
I'm way too young, baby
to be feeling this way
I'm careful about the girls I know
but you snuck right in when I was feeling low
everything is easier in the dark
in the dark
is this love?
this is not love, if it was
is this love?
this is not love, if it was
if it was
You're beautiful
it's so divine
you're pouring me a glass of wine
I'll cut the tension
with a knife
and serve it on a friend of mine
I'm careful about the girls I know
but you snuck right in when I was feeling low
everything is easier in the dark
in the dark
is this love?
this is not love, if it was
is this love?
this is not love, if it was
if it was
if this was love I wouldn't feel this way
that you are gonna stray
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3. |
Equivocal Tongues
04:34
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What is it good for just to not take the blame? She's home, and only lonely when they say my name. My head is hanging heavy, aloof through the breeze, like the anchor of her words when equivocal tongues speak.
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4. |
Goldenheart
03:21
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Everybody's got a goldenheart
they keep locked up in the dark
everybody says it's there
but nobody shows it
and ever since I was the weaker one
they took me out of the sun
they tied me to a chair
with tiny explosives
I'll never go back
to where I'm not wanted
I know that you think I'm dead
but I'm still here
I'm still here
I'm still here
Everybody's got another side
they keep locked up in the dark
they don't believe it's true
even when they show it
and if I'm crazy
I'm just a maze you'll
keep locked up in the dark
and like a child I'l be amazed
if you ever show it
I'll never go back
to where I'm not wanted
I know that you think I'm dead
but I'm still here
I'm still here
I hope that you can live with this
Everybody's got their goldenheart
mine is saying
you're just beginning to start
I'll never go back
to where I'm not wanted
I know that you think I'm dead
but I'm still here
I'm still here
I'm still here
I'm still here
I'm still here
Everybody's got a goldenheart
they keep locked up in the dark
everybody says its there
but nobody shows it
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5. |
Sleeping Under The Ocean
04:21
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I passed your window I fear
the tide brings you closer to me
even though you’re not here
I passed your window again
to see inside it
to see you so clear
It never wakes you up
you’re a ghost to me and
the morning will come
It never wakes you up
you stay sound asleep and
you disappear agelessly
I can see you appear
my eye is the moon and I
sleep under the ocean light
I walk on the pier
to see inside it
to see you so clear
I guess you could call it a sinister party for one
I guess you could
It never wakes you up
You’re a ghost to me and the morning will come
It never wakes you up
you stay sound asleep and
you disappear agelessly
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