1. |
dogma
04:24
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This feels the way it felt before, I guess I'm still here.
Drifting by, I've failed his role to carve an oar and steer.
I feel alone when everyone tells me who I should be
Skin deep.
I thought that I had let it go,
but I pulled it in much closer.
I don't know me.
Skin deep.
I thought that I had let it go,
but I'm growing bitter
and now I'd like to leave.
How could we be fine?
If I sacrifice 'til the day I die whose heart's above mine?
If she falls in love and I don’t speak up, in who's bed do I lie?
It can't be wrong to balance out her needs with my own.
Skin deep.
I thought that I had let it go,
but I pulled it in much closer.
I don't know me.
Skin deep.
I thought that I had let it go,
but I'm growing bitter
and now I'd like to be far away.
How could we be fine?
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2. |
big bear lake
05:00
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I am heading home, steadily.
I remember winding to the top of the hill
We watched Get Smart till the jokes made us ill
When we got groceries, sleet fell from the sky
Saw our first blizzard, we stood still in the eye
Never in dreams have ribs been so rare.
I am heading home, steadily.
Fast asleep & taking my time.
There's no rush cause I feel fine.
I'm just seeing what is mine.
Never in dreams have ribs been so rare.
Of everything, I miss fresh air.
Big bear.
Thought I saw a ghost in the fog
but I'm just seeing what is mine.
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