1. |
Mom Bucks Millionaire
02:43
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Swimming in a sea of options
Trying hard to not drown in the open waters
I’ll try harder next year
Filling up the room with questions
Find myself a speaker without words to offer
I’ll do the best I can
It’s like the weight of this
Is killing me or something
I couldn’t do this all alone
I think I’m falling out
I’ve considered nothing
Can someone throw the dog a bone?
Throw the dog a bone
Messing with procrastination
Turning off my wisdom until further notice
Haven’t noticed a thing
Screwing with my serotonin
It’s not like I’m using it for that much longer
I’m stuck on a prayer
It’s like the weight of this
Is killing me or something
I couldn’t do this all alone
I think I’m falling out
I’ve considered nothing
Can someone throw the dog a bone?
Throw the dog a bone
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2. |
Here Come the Waterworks
03:20
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Fix your teeth before you put your shirt on
Fix your shirt before you drive to school
Fill the gas up at the station
Turn around and say
"I think you deserve better
wasted opportunities lead your head right to the gutter
I am very sorry
Hope i'm not intruding you
I just believe there's more to you
than this life"
Fix your hair and pull out of the alley
Fix your mirror to look into your eyes
Listen closely to your heartbeat
Will it go away?
I think I deserve better
wasted opportunities lead my head right to the gutter
Everybody's sorry
Hope i'm not thinking too deep
I just believe there's more to me
than this life
In between the pages
I don't know what happens there
Why am I confused at nothing?
Pick a different shirt to wear
A different shade of lipstick on my face
I guess the contemplation was a waste
'cause nothing's ever changed
I'm holding on for a limited time
like a toy, suck the joy out of my eyes
Do you think you're getting better
or have you delayed it getting worse?
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3. |
A Year From Now
03:29
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I take my dog for a walk
To feel some normalcy
It makes things easier
Like life’s worth living
I facetime my honey
And ask them how they’re doing
And then we laugh for hours
It really keeps me going
I don’t know what will happen a year from now
But it’s just fine, I’ll figure it out
I’ll hold myself in the meantime
And have a sense of peace of mind
I dance to Tegan and Sara
until there’s sweat in my hair
just to make sure my mind is there
I close my eyes in the shower
and pretend i’m in a waterfall
I’ve forgotten the weight of it all
I’m not that afraid anymore
I’ll see you in the morning
I hope you find the time to
Hold yourself like I do
Hold yourself like I do
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