Lyrics:
knowing what's good
Right for you so much I'm done with your wood
All of your friends they were wishing I would
You couldn't see all the people we should
Life without you would be a Tuesday at the motel
By the Dennys on the dingy side of town
Watchin' dirty water stream down a clouded window pane
the name of public good
They taught me everything
Just like a daddy should
And you were beautiful and vulnerable
And power and success
God damn I fell
I couldn't care more
Daydreaming about some airport
On some
Anywhere but here
On some
Any time to take me from
I'm in the quiet, so silent you
BEFORE I GO
I'VE LIVED A LIFE WORTH LIVING
WAS ALWAYS ON THE RUN
GAVE ALL I HAD WORTH GIVING
STAND TALL NOW THAT I'M DONE
SO NOW BEFORE I GO
I'M
(Can we just)
Sun
Light
Eyes wide shut
Close the curtains
Give me time
I'm still dreaming
Of last night
Can we just sleep all day
Why do we fear the unknown and persecute the misunderstood?
Why do our words fail to come, when we try to speak our minds?
I try, but I'm afraid
So
stopped
I'm stuck in this sandglass with you
When the future and the past touch
I'm stuck in this sandglass for good
Water, water, water down my lungs
all of the good times
Go my dear?
Things like
That shouldn't disappear
So why am I hiding from you
In emptiness
Whenever your near?
Hearts made
haunted by my decisions
I'll admit balancing wants and needs comes with a price
And I'm paying it twice, first with the cards
Second with the interest,
lovin' right baby
I'm in a brand new town, almost every night
I've been paying my dues
By the dim bar lights
You know the days are so long
Telling me stories
In the places you were
Turn the idle night, you show me the lights
In your hometown
Down by the seashore
If it's good, then why am I
lovin' right baby
I'm in a brand new town, almost every night
I've been paying my dues
By the dim bar lights
You know the days are so long
I was alone a lot
Mostly observing things
Like hyenas and migration
And who cares?
Now I have all these friends
I'm never by myself
I mean,
them
It's not easy to know
I'm not anything like I used be, although it's true
I was never attention's sweet center
I still remember that girl
So, let's get this straight
You're in Vancouver and I'm in New Brunswick
That makes 5,748 kilometers
We're talking two different oceans, four
Please don't put me in this place
I've got a gun and I'm prepared to use it
Please don't knock until I'm free
It might be midnight I'll be
many good men living dead
And I don't wanna miss a damn thing
I'm never gonna miss a damn thing
'Cause signs lead to signs
And time's got time
Until
that it's mine
Little things like getting her by surprise, tell her put on her shoes I'm pulling up outside
But you should know, you know I'mma ride
on
Excellence from the day dat mi born
Now I'm calling out by morning
Pour your sugar all over me
Whine that body, take you home with me
Feels so good you've
I'm caught in the shadows, the American South
Somewhere between hypocrite and hallelujah
Six generations of barely gettin' by
Six generations
Maybe I'm good on my own
Could it be time to let go
Sometimes I wanna believe in you
Then I remember it's you
How'd it end up like this
Gone
down that road before
But that's over now
You keep me comin' back for more
Baby, you're all that I want
When you're lyin' here in my arms
I'm findin' it
Stop by the chineese cause I need some grocery
Melon juice and a little bit of Bakery
Run up in a shorty that I used to see: Monica
Always smelling good
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