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Hotel John Marshall
03:11
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I put my car in drive as walked into your home.
It was the saddest moment I had seen for a while.
You left me with my idle thoughts and mind and my dashboard lights.
I'm thinking to myself,
"Where did I go wrong this time?"
And I can see the John Marshall from your porch.
It's right outside your door just like I am tonight.
Standing all alone, just like the way that you left me.
Hanging out to dry just like your laundry.
"Where did I go wrong this time?"
I can see the John Marshall from your porch.
It's right outside your door just like I am tonight.
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Took My Word
03:26
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Does my word mean shit?
And did you really need to take it this far?
And why do I feel bad?
This is your life, who am I to say you shouldn't have.
I've got this feeling in the pit of my stomach that feels like I'm to blame.
But I wanted this anyway so I guess that we all get what we in the end.
Does it still mean shit?
And even after all of this
I guess I blame it on my damn mouth.
For always saying what I want and never what should be said.
I'm never taking your feelings into consideration.
I'm sorry for that.
I've got this feeling in the pit of my stomach that feels like I'm to blame.
But I wanted this anyway so I guess that we all get what we in the end.
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Drown
02:32
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I saw you at the bottom of a swimming pool in our friend's backyard.
It was the summer if I remember correctly, but that's besides the point.
And it's not that I can't swim
and it's not that I'm drowning.
I'm just lost in this blissful moment
I let the water surround me.
I saw you at the bottom of this bottle I'm sipping on.
It was the summer if I remember correctly, it's funny how those two correlate.
It got me thinking of how you're doing.
My God, how things have changed.
You just had a baby, you're set to get married and I'm still the same shade of grey.
And it's not that I can't swim
and it's not that I'm drowning.
I'm just lost in this blissful moment
I let the water surround me.
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Halibut
04:13
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I'll call you back when I'm motivated to
It's been a long two months of waking up at 4 in the morning in a cold sweat like it's a habit.
I know it's not fair to you,
but nothing was fair to me, too.
I know what it's like to be used.
You're the cigarette hanging on my breath,
a habit I'm trying to kick.
Don't mock me like I don't know what I'm doing.
I know exactly what I got into again.
It's so hard to ignore these feelings when I loved you
but you let me go.
Cause you're a habit.
I know it's not fair to you,
but nothing was fair to me, too.
I know what it's like to be used.
You're the cigarette hanging on my breath,
a habit I'm trying to kick.
So who's gonna be there when you're gone?
We both know that I'm not strong, I'm emotional.
So who's gonna be there when you're gone?
I guess I'll have the traces you left in my apartment to part with it.
A habit.
You had it.
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