I love the engine noise in the back ground genius... I love it.. Sounds like an old auto.. only could this band make this sound right.. I am loving it & greatful ❤
Can you imagine this is the first time I listen to this band, and already I have added about 5 songs to my playlists, sooo F***king good vibes! Awesome.
Lyrics I would do with any answer You call me when you're tired and you're high A little kid and man to be Touch himself and born to bleed I got more than jersey on my mind You only call me after midnight I pull up on your lawn like "Baby boy, are you alright?" You only call me after midnight You only call me after midnight, yeah Yeah, I wonder where's the floor? Can't find it when I dance with you You're always walkin' a wire, until a voice says "To hell with the glories of this loneliness" (oh) But who's gonna be there when you're not high? You only call me after midnight I pull up on your lawn like "Baby boy, are you alright?" You only call me after midnight You only call me after midnight, yeah Oh, honey just wait Oh, honey just wait They don't want you, they want your faith They don't want you, they want your faith They don't want you, they want your faith You only call me after midnight I pull up on your lawn like "Baby boy, are you alright?" You only call me after midnight You only call me after midnight, yeah You can call me after midnight You can call me after midnight (mm-mm)
Lyrics Everyone knows that I can't do it I long for ordinary heaven Just to be your witness Yeah, I only wanna witness you Ordinary people Don't lose track like this To have it all without a witness Yeah, I only want a witness Ooh, ooh, ooh Ordinary people Don't lose track like this To have it all without a witness (come on, baby) Don't lose track of our ordinary heaven In ordinary heaven You dance around the apartment And I just get, I just get, I just get I just get to be there Ordinary people Don't lose track like this To have it all without a witness To have it all without a witness I just get to be there I just get to be there (imagine) I just get to witness Don't lose track of our ordinary heaven Ordinary heaven Just getting to witness Just getting to witness Just getting to witness you (woo) Don't lose track Don't lose track at all Don't lose track of our ordinary heaven Ordinary heaven Put it there Just getting to witness (woo) Don't lose track of our ordinary heaven (woo) I'm not numb to the pain I would argue I'm more conscious of it than anybody else But I'm also more conscious of what that gives me And when I'm done with this That will be what it is, and I'll find a way But there's something inside of me compelling That I'm not going to give up Until the wheels fall off That's what I'm made of And I wish I see all the arguments against it But I wish I could relate being tangible My guess is that we're all built the same None of us are completely stupid A little deranged, I think, a strong argument, I do But ultimately, we also know what we have To go lay down in the sense of it That's like, embracing what we've done with our lives
Lyrics The muddled and the modern will pull you down a size (mm) But goddamn how the forgotten always make me try So tell me why you left and I'll tell you why I couldn't And how I froze in time, from the phase of letting go Did it debase us to hold on Well, this one's for the lonely The tired on a wire The born, strange, desired The angel in the mirror Kisses to the lonely Does anyone leave their hometown and actually survive? I mean does anyone leave their hometown and actually hold the line? Too dumb to realize how much you meant to this place Good morning in your eyes, and from the phase of letting go Did it debase us to hold home? Well, this one's for the lonely The tired on a wire The born, strange, desired The angel in the mirror Kisses to the lonely I saw you jump right through the window It shook us to the marrow Now you deserve more than a picture Or some resuscitated scripture Yeah, you changed the way we move through You changed the way we move through And though you're carried on the outside You changed the way we move through We're gonna know each other forever We're gonna know each other forever And though you're carried on the outside You changed the way we move through
Lyrics Baby town dreaming on the 4th of July Touching herself to the stars in the sky The stars in the sky made her blind, hey, what a riot And father's father called him "big man" when he missed It's that '50s kinda shit that trickles down to the kids So we tried giving peace a chance, but didn't know what it is And now we're patiently awaiting for some light to come in To shake the living hell out of what we became We're frightened of the old, and we're tired of the young Guess the one-trick ponies got us singin' along, "Hey Joe" One, two One, two, three, four Some thoughts about the Ken Burns Vietnam doc From Pete Hunting in the delta to the last one to drop To my father and his friends at the Ho Chi Minh Trail gift shop They're crying, "So long, Bobby" on the jersey sheets Scared to get behind anything they believe 'Cause they blew the revolution in their 30s, tryna plant some seeds And yeah, they're patiently awaiting for some light to come in To shake the living hell out of what it became They're frightened of the state but too tired to run Guess these one-trick ponies got us singin' along, "Hey Joe" One, two One, two, three, four Hey Joe, what do you know? We're off the bridge, and we're out of control Oh, hey Joe, what is it called? That's right "Giving up a piece of you to let go" Hey Joe, what do you know? We're off the bridge, all Marilyn Monroe Oh, hey Joe, what is called? That's right "Giving up a piece of you to let go"
Lyrics I'm on my hands and knees begging you to kiss me When I'm not around, do you even miss me? I'm so tired of having self-respect Let's do something I'll regret Good morning, my strangest twin I've changed the locks and let the right one in I still hide, I still tumbleweed But lost see lost and I've been quiet screams All black, white and blue All echo trails and nonstick glue Well, the Binsons go "vroom" and the bastards go "yawn" I'm out here on my own, fuck it, I'm going long I'm on my hands and knees begging you to kiss me When I'm not around, do you even miss me? I'm so tired of having self-respect Let's do something I'll regret I think it was the day that Kobe fell from the sky Day that Kendall Pepsi-smiled Or the day that I had held her last These days of our lives, they're rough and they're fast and unfair And held together by a paper clasp And they're drenched in a moment past And they're only known when somebody is gone Well, the years move fast, but the dread goes hard I'm on my hands and knees begging you to kiss me When I'm not around, do you even miss me? I'm so tired of having self-respect Let's do something I'll regret Well, the crowd goes wild Yeah, the crowd goes wild For the burning of witches or the killing of kings When the crowd goes wild, everybody sings "I was holy once Oh, I loved you once" Destroyed somebody's life as a means of sayin' "I'm still here and I'm still playin'" I'm on my hands and knees begging you to kiss me When I'm not around, do you even miss me? I'm so tired of having self-respect Let's do something I'll regret Let's do something I'll regret Let's do something I'll regret Let's do something I'll regret
Lyrics Jesus saves, and Bubba scores A childhood you'll always mourn You found your things out on the floor now And you believed in every maybe Shalala, it drove you crazy Tough as nails and built for breaking But you were just a kid when they told you You'd been born to bleed, little soldier With your garden heart and sentimental boulder Oh, it pulled you down Look at you, you made it out Now it's time to go, it's time to chase it Break the locks out of the basement Rearview mirror to the faithless And you believed in every maybe Shalala, I love you, baby Told them all you were good at breaking But you were just a kid when they told you You'd been born to bleed, little soldier With your magnet heart and sentimental boulder Oh, it pulled you down But look at you, you made it out Yeah, you're just like the rain Carrying everyone's shame But you move just like a river No, you don't wear an inch of it, babe I'd follow you down, down, down, down, down to the water Way down to any kind of chance To a stone in a creek 'Til you're out of the blue Honey, I can see it too 'Cause I was just a kid when they showed me This great big weight that would come and pull me Like your magnet heart and sentimental boulder I carry it with you, throw it on my shoulders You're the one way out and I'm your dark horse clown Isimo, look at you, you made it out
Lyrics We were just kids It wasn't over when it ended Our ballroom bliss Counterfeit under extended I knew your touch I knew your weather We were the same, faith is change Read our doctrine, ooh So pour me a glass and I'll tell you 'bout our war-torn born and raised dumb How we never found the line My mind is mirrors, don't know what is and what's reflection Future's past, I'm right on time I was just a kid Born from another A little trick, a giant miss Didn't matter Now I'm a child again I'm a motherless wire Spinning 'round, buzzing wild Hurting others, ooh So pour me a glass and I'll tell you 'bout our war-torn born and raised dumb And how we never found the line My mind is mirrors, don't know what is and what's reflection Future's past, I'm right on time For once in my life I am right on time
Mabe a little time eating manna or hard work eating a nutritious meal of rice and potatoes with a spork that is dirty, aftercare night in jail for not sitting down when the receptionist said, no it the Clinic manager
This song makes my chest ache. I have spent my life taking care of other people- my drug addiction mother when I was little, my chronically ill spouse now, the kids, the cats- I am such a bleeding heart and I struggle with the weight of that love and compassion. This song helps
