1. |
Nine Palms
04:11
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Sea salt burns on my skin
The sun gets lower but the waves keep rolling in
Some say you never forget your first love
Once more forever what we've put off long enough
Somewhere a tremor brings
What goes up in smoke just like the song of spring
Do you remember?
Do you remember?
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2. |
Deborah Wearing Enters
05:03
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Tail out
Surface fracture
Sun spout
Ten ton
A lone blue fish
In a wide sea
Searching
Always searching
For a harmony
Breathless
For a synapse
Like a light switch
First though
Oh my first thought
Don't lose it
Three, two, one, reset
Deborah, I'm a awake (2x)
Deborah, I'm a awake (2x)
Breathless
Searching
Always searching
For a harmony
Deborah, I'm a awake (2x)
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3. |
Small Beat
04:15
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I'm feeling stronger every day
I can't stop, forget all that shit they say
Let's make it feel like we're in love
We know what fades away when morning comes
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4. |
Litmus
03:52
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Looking for a sound
Looking for the right way to be found
A whistle in the dark
Ripping every ear apart
Looking for a sound
Looking for excuses to touch the ground
Waiting on a three-four
To lay it down on vacant floor
Sick static far too much
Uncalloused feet and silken thread
Dissolved on five-tipped tongue
From candy blue to cherry red
No Emerald Isle like James Joyce
To catch on fire with your voice
And take us back home again
Music! (x4)
Looking for the right space
Looking for the right way to make waves
Her ghost produced one last summer lament
Slamming on these keys and the cry went:
"Every moment that you're wasting
Is one you could feel your heart racing"
Sick static far too much
Uncalloused feet and silken thread
Dissolved on five-tipped tongue
From candy blue to cherry red
No Emerald Isle like James Joyce
To catch on fire with your voice
And take us back home again
Music! (x6)
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5. |
Reckless
05:14
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Alex Quirk New York, New York
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