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this place has yet to inspire me
im taking it all in mildly
put it off another day, we're tired, we just wanna go to sleep
im taking showers incessantly
and caffeine's got the best of me- but what's new?
i dont have romance on my mind
like i always used to
and i cant quite decide
if thats a good thing or a bad thing
and someone's on my mind
but every day makes me feel far away.
if i can get used to a town called chillicothe
then maybe life is a
metaphorical coffee cup
we're scared of what's below so we go home to fill it up
cuz mom buys the good brand
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fall came late
02:29
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fall came a little bit late this year
try not to hate it here
i dont think i can help it
i think im turning selfish
i woke up feeling sick and wishing i was somewhere else
so i walked downstairs to medicate myself
i woke up and found myself pathetically attached to memories that i had hoped i would forget when i passed out last night
its still a project of mine; to damage every corner of my brain
that plays a part in reminding me of things i lost
but ignorance is bliss
split the difference
pay the cost
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