1. |
Love Confusion
03:03
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One half of my mind is imprisoned
By the way it decides my decisions
Other half likes to just sit and listen
Wait for loving to give a distinction
In a turn of events I stopped think
About my worry and all that's inconsistent
In a rush to find love I found more
I found my mind was crushed on the dance floor
Am I aware of what I say?
Of what I become when my thoughts are away
Am I alone in thinking that?
I put up my shield and let my heart attack
By this time I'd forgotten how to listen
To what my own heart was trying to say
As I deaden its voice with cheap whiskey
My heart failed to save the day
In a turn of events I started thinking
When I woke up again with skin melted
In a rush to recover I remembered
That my mind was crushed on the dance floor
Am I aware of what I say?
Of what I become when my thoughts are away
Am I alone in thinking that?
I put up my shield and let my heart attack
Improper attachment to the only person giving my life a lease
One side of mind is trying harder, other's honestly incomplete
Let my senses come to a point of focus, try to crash before I make it worse
When I try to fall in, I keep on falling, it's cause my mind was crushed on the dance floor
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2. |
Flowers
01:51
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To fall in love is a prize
It came as no surprise
A flower blossomed in my mind
I'm not convinced it was justified
I'm trying to quit you
Not able to see through
These flowers were brand new
They withered and withdrew
To be another final goodbye
You came and left as no surprise
I needed a bit more of your time
I'm not convinced this was justified
I wanted to quit you
Not able to break through
I'm calling it brand new
You'll realize it too
I'm trying to quit you
Not able to break through
These flowers were brand new
They withered and withdrew
I'm taking a take two
I'm cutting out my cues
When I am through with you
You'll realize it too
I wanted to quit you
Not able to break through
I'm calling it brand new
You'll realize it too
I'm trying to quit you
Not able to see through
These flowers were brand new
They withered and withdrew
I'm trying to quit you
Not able to see through
These flowers were brand new
They withered and withdrew
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3. |
Act One
02:02
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I've got no inner exploration
Clark and Lewis, then the nation
Self sufficience, overrated
Make a rule and then I break it
Independence as I saw it
Declared me a hopeless cause
Linking past to future framed
History saw what I became
Take what you get
Look into it
Does it make sense?
Erase the argument
Take what you get
Look into it
Does it make sense?
Erase the argument
In the fight for man for plains
I flew away and left my claim
And when I cultivate my name
History will see what I became
Take what you get
Look into it
Does it make sense?
Erase the argument
Take what you get
Look into it
Does it make sense?
Erase the argument
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4. |
Kangaradio
03:04
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I've been thinking of ways I project thoughts, sounds, and images
Not too loud when I'm sleeping, dreaming as a distraction
I let my mind wander off in search of a symptom of getting lost
Waking up when I'm feeling tired enough to forget what I saw
I get by leaving out the only reason why I am here but don't let it stop me
I get by leaving out the only reason why I am here but don't let it stop me
I've been thinking of ways I realize my full potential
I can't determine desires waiting for something to breath me in
Eat away at my conscious mind and let it relax, and then
Waking up the next morning wondering why I was bothered again
I get by leaving out the only reason why I am here but don't let it stop me
I get by leaving out the only reason why I am here but don't let it stop me
I get by leaving out the only reason why I am here but don't let it stop me
I get by leaving out the only reason why I am here but don't let it stop me
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