1. |
Alright
04:10
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How can you want what you already have?
Can you save a thought that's already passed?
Can you change a fear of change?
How can you lose what you never held up close and tight and made it all alright?
Alright
Scared of feeling more than feelings more aware than me
I don't deserve the worst, the best is all the rest I see
Don't let me get close to the realest, oh believe me
Can't breathe with me
Can't leave with me
It's alright
My best friend
If only for a moment
My best friend
Too close to feel a thing
My best friend
Too far to make you think
You know best, friend.
It's alright
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2. |
(Don't You) Call me
02:41
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Why can't you see
While you and me
Were talkin on the phone
Every time you call
I hit ignore
I close the door
Now everybody knows it, don't you
Call me
Call me
The phone just stays off the hook
baby look
Now maybe he
Can count to three
Maybe even more
I wish I was smart, so you could know
How many more hours I could wait for you to
Call me
Call me
The phone just stays off the hook
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3. |
One Sock
04:19
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Moose and the Fox Richmond, Virginia
sammy slappin out some
jim jams
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