1. |
Car 1
02:31
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My car is old and gets confused.
Warm wheels and windows coming loose.
Roll over
and see hot blood spill from you.
I get confused, you were never mine to lose.
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2. |
Red
01:10
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I've been living under bridges
speaking quietly with pictures
of your calm collected complex
in the corner of that room
where the curtains kept the light out
but significantly proved
that I'd been seeing too much red
around the silhouette of you.
But there's one thing I am certain of:
My garden never grew
without the water from the rivers
in my arms of which you drew,
and its not easy to be perfectly
adaptable to blue
but my flowers will remind me
of the love that stays with you.
I know you're sad and I am too and I hope you'll come home sometime soon.
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3. |
Candle Song
03:18
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Don't fall from the steeple once you're married,
cause its hard ground below.
I'll melt you into candles once you're carried
to the car, to the car below.
And if you want, I'll make you famous,
A glossy furnace on the cover of some magazine.
The clock inside my pocket makes me angry.
there's no time, there's no time to smoke.
I really should get going to your party.
You'll look nice dressed in white.
I'll leave you wine beside the casket
to keep you honest for the next time we meet.
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4. |
Living Next to You
02:02
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Your eyes speak like a child boy
discussing the clouds formed
in spiraling lines.
And you talk like wind in the water,
rippling water,
washing my weary mind.
So now I'll make up a story:
I'd see you every morning,
every warm summer morning.
Living next to you surely keeps my vision skewed.
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