1. |
Driver
02:42
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Just keep your foot on the gas
Five lanes across while nothing lasts
Measure the length of the gash
It starts to scar now you’re attached
As it starts again it makes you wonder
Again you’re left to wander
Almost like you can’t come to terms with
Can’t come to grips with it
So you trace it back to the beginning
Reverse from the ending
Can you feel that you’re dragging all across the pavement?
The lights are out there’s no one here
Rest for the night and clear the air
As it starts again it makes you wonder
Again you’re left to wander
Almost like you can’t come to terms with
Can’t come to grips with it
So you trace it back to the beginning
Reverse from the ending
Can you feel that you’re dragging all across the pavement?
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2. |
Ware
04:04
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Crept up to fill the room
The ceiling paint's dissolving slowly
Tied down now see it through
Take it all in and watch them closely
But don't wear us out
As you soak into the sun
Bleed it through your pores
And you'll always know
Nothing left in the house
Been left alone a few years over
The snowfall on the ground
Covers the walkway in the morning
But don't wear us out
As you soak into the sun
Bleed it through your pores
And you'll always know
It all comes with the warming
Perfuse. Over-bounding
In a spurt send us spinning
All to stop and start up again
Won't you start up again
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3. |
Crinoid
05:04
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A Calm in the Air
A sudden break of warmth across it
Shedding Shell
A past semblance cast off as suggested
A shadow casts
A careful Hue over the lowest portions
From above
It's hard to see your pallid body, still, there
In an orb above the rest.
The sand will blow and cover
While the jagged rocks shield from the lenses
Little pods start forming
Looking further at your own reflection
Just as you feel it pulsing through your body
You turn to your left but didn't see it coming, see it forming
As you start to fall you grab onto the counter
Just as close as ever now the sun is setting, see it fading
Trace the lines through the deep
Planes and indentions
The only place to feel your
way through to get back out
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4. |
Drag On
05:51
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Doesn't it feel good to hone in
After toiling and flailing around?
Hold out for something to hold to
As the days bleed and pool into a crowd.
Drag On. Drag it out. ‘Til it’s done.
Come on in on a day that we’re closed
Gather around on the edge of a cold seep
Said something about watching you eat
Can’t come in on a day that you hosed
Sucking in air, you see flashes
Of a life yet to live indiscreet
Drag On. Drag it out
As the tears run
Drag On. Drag it out
Bleed out your ear drums
Drag On. Drag it out
As you surround
Drag On. Drag it out
Until it's still and there's no sound
Now the kids are all grown and glooming
“Cast no Shadow” while you can’t stop looming
Hold on to the rail feel the winds slow
Walking down a one-way in a furrow
Drag On. Drag it out
As the tears run
Drag On. Drag it out
Bleed out your ear drums
Drag On. Drag it out
As you surround
Drag On. Drag it out
Until it's still and there's no sound
Drag On. Drag it Out.
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