number
two (2000)
produced by Jesse Sprinkle Jesse Sprinkle - guitars, vocals, drums, percussion, piano Joel Votaw - bass Andy King - drums Brian Moore - electic guitars |
alandrae |
the sands are lonely
and almost gone
the sea is raging yet it calls for none for the bitter part of the floating waves is mist beyond, mixing all these shades it stands for the
world to see
the clouds are only
a moment gone
it scans all the
world to find
who will make it
worse
and who will make
it worse
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all
is not enough
staring in to what might be for me the biggest ocean standing with my love and never noticing what's underneath believing it's twice
as true
i will
night is turning
to day
the feeling is twice
as true
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to be loved |
through blackened hills |
feel the urge again
to hide away with a motion you survived seven months to bend
then it goes
well it don't come
if you run
by the water grows
then results itself
where it goes
well it don't come
if you run
da da da da da da da well it don't come
if you run
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i know
that every moment is gone and you've shown with every word i've drawn and the worst part is never knowing when and leaves blow
through the emptiness
and in the center
of
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when |
soft song |
caught in a stormy
winter night
as cold as it grows i never die restless in this haunted room conditions all my own i'm wanting to be here with you the feeling i'm not alone the devil walks this
road tonight
summoning all these
cornered skies
someone caught this
softer side
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come
by the coast
you figure no one walks alone at least no one knows eventually you'll go between the rows you fall enough to
catch the daylong
and in time
seems no one tells
a common ground is
sung the same song
to leave among this
time
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old home |
september |
in may
august came and no one told me why in between we came from no one the calming to see the sky and in from whence we place this torrent well it's soon to break my tide now laughing with this moment that comes to take my eyes and recognizing
the day, is something
new and no one told me why
and recognizing
to save this quiet time |
in
the midst of praise
with a broken haze in the afterglow is where the only song began and do you lie
when the conscience
strays
forever quite undead rise
(the rest is up to interpretation) |
do you lie? |
jimmy (written by gene eugene) |
long time
no see i know it's been a while i'm glad you're doing okay you know me anyway i've been somewhere
crazy eights, go
fish
long time
nurses aides and
magazines
i'm tied up
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