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The Quiche Guy
03:23
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She was a brand name and I was a bicycle
We played a sad game and walked away
Since then nothing fits like it used to
This all belongs to someone else
So, I took a train out to the desert to meet you
When I got off there was a sweet smell
Falling from a tree, I'm buried by feelings from what it was
It was once good, it was once good, it was once so good
She had lemon eyes, and a gummy shark tongue
Blood from my heart, and air from my lungs
I was the swing, and she was the chain
I don't know who's moving who
But baby, baby, baby we're moving
Whoa
I'm just a fork, I don't know what I stand for, I've got no brain
Why do they always come back?
Why do they always come back?
Whoa
I'm just a fork, I don't know what I stand for, I've got no brain
Why do they always come back?
Why do they always come back?
Come back
I'm just a fork, I don't know what I stand for, I've got no brain
Why do they always come back?
Why do they always come back?
Whoa
I'm just a fork, I don't know what I stand for, I've got no brain
Why do they always come back?
Why do they always come back?
They come back
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2. |
Not Alone
02:47
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It's not easy to be what you want to be
It's not hard to give up when you're tired
All I've lost has come to know me
And all I've found, I can't explain
So stay strong when you don't want to be
And sleep well when you're tired
Sometimes all you thought was wrong
You are not alone, you are not alone
It's so simple to think that you know it all
But it's not hard to find out that you don't
When times are troubled, there will be many
For where there's love, oh there is pain
So stay strong when you don't want to be
And sleep well when you're tired
Sometimes all you thought was wrong
You are not alone, you are not alone
Stay strong when you don't want to be
Sleep well when you're tired
Sometimes all you thought was wrong
You are not alone, you are not alone
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3. |
Sometimes (acoustic)
04:29
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Sometimes I feel like I can't sit still
And all that I do is lay on the floor
From the floor the day seems so damn long
But then I get up, and I need so many more of them
Sometimes I just want to disappear
And I find myself, I'm everywhere
Trying to tell everyone all at once about something I can't
And could never explain
And all we are, is what we have left to give
But sometimes who we are, is who we've always been
Sometimes I'm just so tired
And I want nothing more than to just go to bed
Sometimes I feel like there are so many unanswered questions
I'll never sleep again
And all we are, is what we have left to give
But sometimes who we are, is who we've always been
And all we are, is what we have left to give
But sometimes who we are, is who we've always been
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4. |
Move On (acoustic)
03:37
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It was summer when I met you, in July
Sitting on a porch at midnight, as strangers walked by
You looked at me, I said "ask me," staring in your eyes
I don't know what you said, I don't know what I
But the road was still not drawn
And the path was still not clear
Since I can't go home, I must move on
We leave each other here
And by the fall we'd scaled the walls and stole away
With nothing to lose but ourselves and our old ways
Heartbeats racing, shadows chasing, there was no wrong turn
We knew it could never end, we knew it could never
But as the leaves do, reasons change too, and so did I
What I thought I threw away, I left behind
Can I go back? Can I find a way?
But the road is still not drawn
And the path is still not clear
Since I can't go home, I must move on
We leave each other here
But the road is still not drawn
And the path is still not clear
Since I can't go home, I must move on
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