1. |
utah (song)
01:46
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you weren’t asking for much!
something alive, warm to the touch
i drove off, a cartoonish cloud of dust
driving till dusk the sky turns to rust
i realize reality requires no real rush
imagine im back home on bunk beds
I'm on thrush
extending appendages
hoping our hands touch
we both feel productive
we’re reading before lunch
i’m brushing my tongue
with the back of my toothbrush
i’m happy & hopeful & honest & fed up
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2. |
common occurrence
01:36
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CANT BECOME COMMON OCCURRENCE FOR ME
WONT SLIP INTO APATHY
BITING MY TONGUE, TAKING WALKS ON THE LEASH
PRACTICING WHAT I PREACH
REQUEST RELUCTANTLY
TIME THAT YOU SUNK IN ME
BURNING MY BRIDGES DOWN
I’LL WALK MYSELF HOME NOW
GROAN & I GROVEL
DELETE & REDOWNLOAD
MAYBE FOUR YEARS AGO!
MAYBE FOUR YEARS FROM NOW…
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3. |
untitled extra
01:03
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straighten out
you get the light
& sober up
we sleep outside
I'm always crawling back to say i miss you
spread myself too thin, i'm rendered see-through
i rearrange my life & find the issues
thought i'd die today, before i met you
i'm paying the meter
you're charging your speaker
we're writing the route up
i'm crossing my fingers
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