1. |
Feeling Happiness
02:16
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You take a trip out your front door
And you say all you want is more
Well I'm giving all I got to you
Race against yourself and your self esteem
You slow down at the very end
All I ever wanted was a friend
Wish I knew just how you do it all
Without the feeling happiness
And you're so dressed for the occasion
Well I've been blinded by the light
And now all that I see is night
Why did you let it bleed?
All I ever wanted was to see you smile
And you say it is not your style
Well I want to see it anyway
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2. |
Fambly
04:11
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I'm sweating on this corner
Just watching strangers pass
Tracked a scent and went alone
Wandered very far from home
My gums are sore and bleeding
My hair is going thin
Hunting like I sold my soul
When those instincts took control
Need someone, too tired to roam
Don't stop yet, I'll welcome you home
Beyond the gates a mystery
This could be the start of our Fambly
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3. |
Don't Touch The money
05:10
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Hands off the fucking coins
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4. |
Lake
03:41
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If I could taste a colour
It would taste red
Those lips are made of money
Those lips are dead
Use all the right words with me
My conscience is sick
Touch all the right parts of me
My body is sick
Lady, maybe, we don't need love
Lady, maybe, the kids are in bed
Those hips are made of candy
Those hips are rich
My grip is hard and desperate
Restraint is dead
Baby, I'm sorry, we don't need love
Baby, I'm sorry, the kids are in bed
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