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Holding These Regrets
03:01
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I keep on getting this pain in my chest
And I don’t know if its from you or something else
Like some undiagnosed condition
That will leave me dead at 27
No, I can’t die
Holding these regrets
I keep on getting this pain in my head
And I don’t know how it started, but I wish it would end
Cause I keep getting my tongue twisted
And I keep feeling like I’m missing
Out on part of my life
Holding these regrets
I keep on getting this pain in my bones
And I think its just from always being alone
If I could find my way off this couch
I could probably meet someone else
Then I won’t die
Holding these regrets
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Cozumel, Mexico
04:22
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Thinking and Drinking
03:49
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Botox on B-Road
04:58
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The people they came
To Saints Phillip's and James'
To go through all the motions
And ignore all commotion
But no one can ignore.
What's going on outside these church doors
They're taking everything.
Everything we made.
And the Ringwald's just built.
A two-story house on the hill.
Its got such a great view.
And everything's brand new
But it just doesn't fit
And mom and dad are totally pissed
Its a symbol of modernity
In the middle of antiques
Now there's Botox on B Road
And the people they come
From their cities
In their limos
To their "home away from home"
And there's not much that a poor family can do
When they push out the old to make room for the new
I said babe, "Look up at the sky and see what the Asians made"
I said babe, "Watch them fireworks drown in your lake"
I said babe, "I don't ever wanna leave this place"
And she said, "Yes you do. I can see it in your face"
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