1. |
Better Now
02:19
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Saturday I’m stuck at home
Watching Aronofsky
Talking to myself
Year ago you’d call me up
Tell me I was crazy
We would laugh it off
I miss you
I miss what we used to do
I miss you
I miss what we used to do
Now I’m blue
Suddenly I’m all alone
Fogging up my mirror
Staring at my phone
Technically I’m better now
Walking with my head up
Talking out loud
I miss you
I miss what we used to do
I miss you
I miss what we used to do
I love you
I hate what we used to do
I’m so confused
I thought what we used to do
Was true
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2. |
Denny's
04:10
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PIcking up food from the Denny’s on Peoria
Trying not to freak out trying a new system
Everyone in my life is disappointed in me
I think
I’m thinking I’ll just move to a new city
Crying like a man I think I’m pretty good at that
Sitting at a bus stop I’ll sink into oblivion
Everyone in my life is a little mad at me
I think
I’m thinking I’ll just move to another city
And I know trying doesn’t count
So I think I cut that shit right out
Yeah I know trying doesn’t count
So I think I’ll stop that shit right now
And I know trying doesn’t count
So I think I cut that shit right out
Yeah I know trying doesn’t count
So I think I’ll stop that shit right now
PIcking up food from the Denny’s on Peoria
Trying not to freak out trying a new system
Everyone in my life is disappointed in me
I think
I’m thinking I’ll just move to a new city
I’m thinking I’ll just move to another city
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3. |
A Rose, a Thorn
03:38
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Suppressing all my thoughts with
Milk and sugar
Sleeping on the couch I'm
Full to bursting
I made the effort
Nothing's coming
I am such a fool my
Body's wasting away
Away
I never thought I could change
I never thought I could change
I can get the poison out
If you suck it dry
I can teach you how to feel
Nothing inside
I will tell you that you're late
For your dinner
I can teach you how to hate
What's in the mirror
Mirror
Why do you cry all the time?
Why do you cry all the time?
I see all the roses in the garden
I see all the roses in the garden
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4. |
Child
05:17
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Do you think that it’s funny
When I’m mad at you
Teasing me until you see some tears
You seem calm but no one sees
The fire you hold inside
Catch the flame and throw it back to me
And I can see the ocean in your eyes
Even after all this pain and time
When I see you I can feel
The death inside my lungs
Reaching up to grab my own tongue
I can smell the grass because I’m lying face down
Bury me in all my mother’s clothes
And I will lose my friends because of you
If I don’t reach out to seek what’s true
I just want to love life like a child
I find hope in being meek and mild
Do you think of me kindly
Or do you put me down
I hope you can see past all the pain
I will come back to you better
Than I was before
Broken pieces all swept off the floor
And I still see the ocean in your eyes
Even after all this pain and time
I just want to love you like a child
I find peace in being meek and mild
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