1. |
Routine
01:46
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As I'm driving
Back to the same place
While arriving
Can't find a good space
I'm still trying
To just assimilate
I start lying
About my mental state
I start drinking
Out of a paper cup
And I'm thinking
I hate the water jug
My head's pounding
I'm feeling like a drone
I'm surrounded
I want to be alone
Monotony
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2. |
Come Around
02:02
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I tried to make you come around
But now I want to let you down
There was a time
When I thought you were
Something to see
Or someone to be
But now I know
It's all for show
And I hope you hate
That I don't care
I can't ignore
The voice in here
It's like a nail
Scratching the board
It's pushing me
Towards the door
Where I can stand
And put you down
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3. |
Leech
01:51
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I don't want to be the only one left in the sun but
Lately I've been feeling like a leech on everyone
I don't want to have repeated phrases in my head
When I'm waking up and acting like I'm stuck in bed
I wish I had more time
I could leave this mundane life
Get to a better place
But where is a better place?
I don't want to be the only one left in the sun but
Lately I've been feeling like a leech on everyone
I don't want to have these conversations every day
When they're all the same and I don't care much either way
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4. |
East Coast
02:25
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I soak up the sun
Right here alone
Lie down in the yard
Like it's a chore
When I try to move
I just give up
I want to just care
And yet I don't
I got no money
I got nowhere to go so I stay home
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