1. |
Knew You Before
02:27
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Nothing brings you down like your hometown
Nothing can make you feel worse
Nothing fucks you up like where you grew up
Because we knew you before you got better
Well I think about going back sometimes
But I know that I can never go back
Well I think about going back sometimes
But I know that I can never go back home
I’ll never go back home
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2. |
Liberate
01:40
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The efforts they make on pushing back won’t affect the way we stand
So tell me the truth and put down that fucking book
It’s all you’ve got to place the blame, cause you fall for what they say
You’ll never understand, but I’m sure it’s all part of your plan
What you believe won’t make me leave it’s not the same
Talk a little bit of sense before
You just can’t take no more
Make them think that you agree
What’s really killing me
Watch as they try to make a scene, searching for their next routine
Turn your head, look away, ignore the problems you create
Let them suffer so you can pray, dissociate from your disdain
Sip your bleach to treat the pain and eat up everything they say
While you’re laughing in their face, we suffocate
Talk a little bit of sense before
You just can’t take no more
Make them think that you agree
What’s really killing me
Four more years doesn’t sound that fun for me
Align the streets with your false sense of a heightened immunity
Pretend it’s you that can’t walk free, no one cares what you think
Fuck your broken ideology
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3. |
Stay Inside
02:10
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So the bottle’s in your hand again and your freaking out this time
Your bedroom is your life now and you’re not making a dime
It’s a paradoxical feeling, an anxiety you can’t fix
You wanna be doing something more but you’re trapped by your self interest
Looking for something to do (stop thinking about it)
Trying to find your friends (you can forget about it)
Anything you wanna do you gotta stay inside
Hope you don’t mind isolation as it’s feeding into your frustration
Hope some sensibility will ease your mind
Looking for something to do (stop thinking about it)
Trying to find your friends (you can forget about it)
Anything you wanna do you gotta stay inside
Running away’s no good (stop thinking about it)
No where you can go to (you’ll never leave again)
Anything you wanna do you gotta stay inside
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4. |
Sucked Out (Superdrag)
02:30
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5. |
Wound Up
01:52
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You sit and wait
How the fuck do we communicate
You see no hope left for today
Out there unaware
All you can do is sit in your room and stare
Refresh the page, it’s so unfair
And all you feel is wound up inside
Stand up, get out
I’ve tried, my legs are numb, there’s nothing for me here
New day, nothing’s changed
Try to remember this was not a dream
But it’s almost dark outside again
Pacing games, what a waste
Paranoia put you in your place
Becoming dead weight in this bed
And still you feel wound up inside
Stand up, get out
I’m fine, I think I’ll have another drink
Don’t wanna feel wound up inside
Stand up, get out
I’ve tried, I’m falling apart, there’s no room for me here
Clearing out all the reckless thoughts that have ever crossed my mind
It’s almost like I never even really tried
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