1. |
Settle Down
02:31
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So I settled down
And I found out
What I need to know
And now, some time has passed
And nothing lasts
But I can't even see the horizon
Everything you've left behind
Returns to mind
And cuts you to your core
Sometimes there's worse than worst
And you chewed your words
When you said you were getting better
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2. |
Groceries
03:48
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Something's been missing
I feel like I'm dried out like a seed
Left out on the sill since last year
When you look right through me
I feel like I'm dissected and we
Are staring at my corpse on TV
Wake up
Look outside
Maybe I'll leave the apartment
Some time later this week
Close the shades
Turn off lights
And climb under a blanket
Shut down everything
I wanted you to see
A different version of me
Before i became
Something I didn't want to be
I wanted you to see
Me just being healthy
Not someone who's afraid
To even buy groceries
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3. |
Suzerain
04:34
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All my days get ripped away
I don't feel like I've got a say
Sometimes I wonder why I just cant escape
I just blink and, a week's a day
It's all gone and I want it to stay
But time moves forward and I'm just stuck in place
Each morning I wake up feels like a colossal waste
Who needs people when you can automate
We're all shrinking down while things inflate
They don't care who's left behind at the end of the day
There aren't any tracks under this train
At the whims of the modern suzerain
The time will come when this just can't sustain
So many people just barely scraping by
While their profits soar sky-high
They don't care if you live or if you die
They just want a bigger piece of the pie
Living the capitalist lie
Every time something that I have breaks
I don't know when I'll afford to replace
It all hits harder I spend out all I make
But things break faster, the rapid pace
Of obsolescence is now commonplace
Even when I'm careful, I can barely save
Sometimes life stiffs you with a bill that you've got to pay
Who needs people when you can automate
We're all shrinking down while things inflate
They don't care who's left behind at the end of the day
There aren't any tracks under this train
At the whims of the modern suzerain
The time will come when this just can't sustain
So many people just barely scraping by
While their profits soar sky-high
They don't care if you live or if you die
They just want a bigger piece of the pie
Living the capitalist lie
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4. |
The Mope At The Party
05:33
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Well I feel so very low
Won’t you come take me home
I don’t want to feel anything
Anymore
Yeah I feel so fucking low
Won’t you come fly me home
I don’t want to feel anything
Anymore
Someone isn’t coming home
Just because I’m the fucking worst
I don’t mind living life alone
If I could fight the feeling
I'd float up to the ceiling
And try something I've never tried before
If everything is fleeting
Then why am I still dreaming
Of something more, of something more
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