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Open All Night
03:51
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Hey Riley, I have dreams where I am dying and she's there to make sure I can't die in peace. I hate to think how much she wrecked me, but it's all too easy these days. I wanna know how much she thinks of me, but it won't be enough to make me sane. And I see you, dying on the streets of Houston, mourning the loss of another bad friend and I guess I'm just the same and I guess I don't know anything... sorry we cant all be sober, sorry we cant all recover, sorry i never called, the process fails us all. ahAH.
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Enough Is Enough
01:52
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15 minutes down the road, I see you holding close, the poems of my youth, the songs I wrote to you. And I can't keep my head, as you take a flame to everything and I'd like so much to believe we could patch this up and go on home, but we're impossible. Enough is enough.
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Closet Doors
03:55
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Here lies my jaw, resting on the carpet. This damn seems immortal and I swore I could manage. The cracks they'd come and go, but your noose took us all.
My palms they hit my face, in absence guilt take place. Let's sing just one more song, one where you still go on. One where I'm not insane, one where I don't know pain.
Is there god or tea in heaven? Can you say that you regret it? Do you get smoke breaks? Is there rehab? Are there streets of gold? Do you still struggle? Where were your letters? Why did they stop? I said all I could, was it not enough?
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