1. |
Bittersweet
02:18
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i haven't been too impressed lately
by anything or anyone
or the way you said you loved me
then slowly changed your mind
better the devil you know
then the devil you don't
every line of every phrase
is starting to sound the same
moving on from you
is the toughest thing i have to do
like wading through water
that hard, that slow
bittersweet is now just bitter
words you can't say
so they linger
on and on and on
i cannot wait to forget you
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2. |
Let Go
02:48
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if you want me to go
then just let me go
why does it matter?
if we already finished this chapter?
i was the stone that drug you down
you're the landslide blowing through my town
i know that look in your eyes
go pedal to the floor
at the thought of an open door
couldn't give you what you needed anymore
as if i ever could
do you still fall asleep
to the sound of that fan in your room,
the one i bought for you?
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3. |
Fault
02:24
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you've got me going in circles
the path i always choose
and i hate that i blame you
as much as i do
when we're all just trying
to keep from drowning
but you're falling to pieces
just like the holes in your shoes
and getting pulled under
isn't something new
it's all too familiar
it's not your fault
that's what they all keep saying
to me
but that stopped
helping me about a month ago
everyone wants to swim in my lake
but nobody wants to stay
and i can't stop
singing all your favorite songs
at the top of my lungs
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LUNGS Sacramento, California
a two-piece indie rock band from Sacramento, CA.
drums/bass: Stephen Hines
vocals/guitar: Stephen Starbuck
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