1. |
The Widow Haze
05:15
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Don't move
They fix you by the candlelight
My mind goes
I'm running out
The truth
I'm only used to telling lies
My nose grew
It brings me down
I got a noose and a wish
And a couple of hours
You gotta bring it up fast
Then we'll come down hard
I'll get you diamond rings
And gold-set jewels
When they line us up
We ain't got nothing to lose
I gotta get some now
Cut loose
And ask me for my autograph
Your eyes close
Time's running out
I got the truth and a dime
And I got nothing else
But if we kick it out the bucket
We'll get through ourselves
And when you're looking back
Don't look took too hard
There's somethething being reflected
In between the shards
I gotta get some now
I got a match and a fuse
And the ghost of a cause
But if they wanna take me down
They send an army of guards
We can stand up straight
Dress up smart
When they line us up
It's like a uniform
I gotta get some now
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2. |
Szaut
04:46
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Please don't cry
It is what you decide
And please don't try
To run and hide
When it comes in handy
'Cause it comes so easy
You said you're leaving
We're the same
You and I
I just want to keep you waiting
You said you're leaving
I just want to keep you waiting
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3. |
Jesus Wept
04:07
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Don't hold back
I can see the devil in your eyes
Cut me deep
Almost to the bone and I made you smile
Turn me on
Sixty days of lust and then sixty more
Get sucked down
Take me underground and we'll spark it on
I don't know why anyone likes it
It waits so long
It always follows me to sleep
I can feel it in you
I can feel it in you now
I never call
But it only comes to me
I can feel it in you
I can feel it in you now
Slip you guard
It will never let you be
I can feel it in you
I can feel it in you now
I don't know why anyone likes it
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4. |
Day One
05:49
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