1. |
Wrinkle - Bike to Town
02:17
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Riding your bike to town and back is quite a trek for milk and bread
If I did that, when I got back I would collapse in my bed
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2. |
Wrinkle - Decaying
02:20
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None of these goddamn windows open wide enough to justify peeking my dumb head outside
So I'll lay here and rot away
Yeah I'll lay here and waste away
Indulge apathy and fade away
Yeah I'll stay here decaying
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3. |
Rhubarb
02:38
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Fingers pointed
up to the sky, yelling cool
Rhubarb, you're scraping your face on the street like me
so proud
yelling go, and running
your parents
they thought, you'd be a redhead
but you came out blonde
you came out strong didn't you?
if you like Tennessee
half as much as strawberries you'll be fine Rhubarb
your family
they helped me
get on my feet
and the way you met me that day
changed me
and I don't know if we'll ever meet again
I hope so
In the back of my head I think every tine I drive by
You'll be there
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4. |
New Digs
02:22
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It's one month
We're given
For a life
worth living
don't wait
get ready
I'm ready
I'm not missing much
These days
These little wasted days
I'm just twiddling my thumbs for the first to come
I'm tired of waiting here for June to pass
as I detach myself the best I can
I'm overdue for a bed and a place to piss
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