1. |
Konza Plains
04:00
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Lone shadow cast
In burning sun
Made you big enough to run
Your father cried
What a tragic shape
You cut across the plains
And your mama replied
In your defense
Least we can read her
Eyes have swollen
From each passing year
And all our long winters
Have fallen upon deaf ears
Your mottos lie
Somewhere in between
Your wild fits and fiends
Clothes stick to skin
Offers no relief
From fevered dreams
And eyes have swollen
From each passing year
And all our long winters
Have fallen upon deaf ears
On deaf ears
And when you come around
Streets clear
Cause no one can mirror
The way you hold up
To face
All your battles were won
On those days
My my my one
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2. |
Blue Blood
04:08
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I sing to you cause you don't know what happened
I sing of you cause you are all that matters
And when the dirt has cleared it's all combated
My baby don't you stay away too long
Cause I can hear you calling
From here on
Can keep from you my skeletons and habits
It’s lonely where you’re from and where your head is
The filth has filled the room
We’re all so gone
My baby don’t you stay away too long
Cause I can hear you calling
From here on
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3. |
The Moon and The Gutter
03:05
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I am not a man of grace
With only hands to scrape
They never look my way
For I am what they're ashamed
Of me they say
Of me they blame
Two feet to the road
Their dreams at me they throw
But I am not a sinking stone
On through days I will go
Of me they say
Of me they blame
Oh Oh
I am not a man who prays
With all answers straight
They never look my way
For I am what they're ashamed
Of me they say
Of me they blame
Oh Oh
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4. |
Sea Legs
06:10
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How can it be
Pinned to your knee
I'm gone to state line
On what road we used to wind
I lie awake
Dusk cannot break me
And mine
Sea legs and tales
How can it fail me
My friend
Oh my friend
You'll see
We'll reach our end
My gray lace
Sitting covered erased
My lines that I had traced
To nowhere but here
I lie awake
Dusk cannot break me
And mine
Sea legs and tales
How can it fail me
My friend
Oh my friend
You'll see
We'll reach our end
Oh my friends
We'll reach our end
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5. |
Untitled
01:44
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Bathed in light
And morning glory
You stand beside the worn out bedpost of my home
It’s cold outside
But still early
You take me hand and then you say you’ve got to go
I can’t remember the time of year
Or when we first spoke like Baudelaire
And all I said was get some rest
My friend
Oh friend
Bathed in light
And morning glory
You stand beside the worn out bedpost of my home
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