1. |
Sloth
03:49
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I’m a sloth; run-down
Watered down
With his head in another room
All zoned out
With my head in the waiting room
With my head hanging on the moon
Talk me out
But I still can’t hear you howl
All spaced out
I’m a glutton too full
Dirty plates left to sit until they dry
Fill the sink – let the dishes all run dry
And let the stench consume your mind
How can I live with myself
Not helping anyone else?
With selflessness on my mind
But I stay wasting my time
I just can’t live like this no more
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2. |
Sink
03:07
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I’m out with all my friends
Sit in circles, we intend
To all relate a bit
Share our feelings talk some shit
But we can’t help but judge
And thus repeats the cycle
Hold your grudge
And now I feel like shit
Holding hands as we sink to the bottom
Oh no, I’m feeling like I’m Michael Cera
Oh no, I’m feeling like Elijah Wood
Oh no, I’m feeling like I’m Toby from The Office
Oh no, I’m okay
Wear my heart on my sleeve
But it’s not cool to be naïve
And now I look a fool
While everyone else tries to be called cool
I get excited sometimes
And then I want to speak my mind
Instead I feel like shit
Holding hands as we sink to the bottom
Oh no, I’m feeling like I’m Eric Forman
Oh no, I’m feeling like I’m Liz Lemon
Oh no, I’m feeling like I’m Toby from The Office
Oh no, I’m okay
Oh no, I’m feeling like I’m Michael Cera
Oh no, I’m feeling like Elijah Wood
Oh no, I’m feeling like I’m Toby from The Office
Oh no, I’m okay
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3. |
Selva
02:18
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Selva knocking at my door
Gonna take me to a place
I’ve never been before
Got me far away
But my city I adore
Selva knocking at my door
Swallow me, indecision
Swallowed by “should I come or go” – oh no
Selva taught me who I am
And then she put me down
And made me second guess
I guess it’s good to know
That when I trip I land
Selva taught me who I am
Swallow me, indecision
Swallowed by “should I come or go” – oh no
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4. |
Anxty
04:07
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Another wake up
Covered up eyes
You’ll be waiting
Anxious for me to rise
Another moonbeam
It’s in your eyes
You’ll be thinking
Ready to tell me why
I think it’s funny
But you’re not taking it right
But you’ll be okay
I know you’ll see
I can see it coming around again
I see it coming around again
I see it going around in your head
Angsty
Head hits the pillow
Try as you might
The deepest layer
Can’t keep it all inside
I feel so sorry
But it’s your fight
Every time you gain a bit more might
I think it’s funny
But you’re not taking it right
But you’ll be okay
I know you’ll see
I can see it coming around again
I see it coming around again
I see it going around in your head
Angsty
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5. |
Privileged Youth
04:27
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Wake up for work
Put my shoes on out the door
Wouldn’t you know?
Left my keys on the second floor
But that’s how it goes, isn’t it?
Spend the hour and a half
Driving up Route 1
Borrowed a car to make it there for the big meeting
But it never happened
Of course, it didn’t
It’s the same road everyone’s walking
But all our streets are clear
It’s the same road everyone’s walking
There’s no traffic from here
I know you’re working, everyone’s working
But can’t you see we have the upper-hand?
It can be hard
But we’re always alright
As the Privileged Youth
Driving back up to work
The very next day
Car’s slamming on their breaks
Now they’re in my way
Yeah he got cut off
And we all hit
Now they got me going to court
Said it’s all my fault
Guess I gotta pay my dues
Can’t compare to y’all
I struggle for nothing
It’s such a joke
It’s the same road everyone’s walking
But all our streets are clear
It’s the same road everyone’s walking
There’s no traffic from here
I know you’re working, everyone’s working
But can’t you see we have the upper-hand?
It can be hard
But we’re always alright
As the Privileged Youth
The institutions are racist
The institutions are bigots
The institutions are fascists
And I reap the rewards
And they keep the poor poor
It’s the same road everyone’s walking
But all our streets are clear
It’s the same road everyone’s walking
There’s no traffic from here
I know you’re working, everyone’s working
But can’t you see we have the upper-hand?
It can be hard
But we’re always alright
As the Privileged Youth
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