1. |
My First Car
04:15
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my first car’s still driving without me
blasting the early 2000s on repeat
static love songs from some iPod over FM
sunroof rolled, headlights low, it’s driving
I watch it passing just as startled
as when making eye contact
through a neighbor's window
and I realize it’s just some
poster of an actor I don’t know
epiphany after epiphany
I feel like I’m sitting
in the middle of the street
epiphany after epiphany
and I might as well be sitting
in the middle of the street
my first car's gone a long way some hundred k
trolling this forgotten city without me
full of lights and sounds new and old
among people and places that I used to know
yeah my first car it’s still driving
but you don’t see me
and I feel like I’m sitting
right in the back seat
epiphany after epiphany
I see it and know I’m going
I see it and know when I get there
I’m there to stay
I’m there to stay
nowhere near where you'd think
nowhere near where you’d think
but I do hope you’re still kicking without me
nowhere near where you'd think
nowhere near where you’d think
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2. |
From a Funk
03:31
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tough enough
to pull us both from a funk
why try
if it feels alright
socks off
into oblivion
but tough enough
to pull us both out of a mood
like two old birds
knocked right out of the blue
spiraling down
over
what we had however tangible
you could try to
call it back by any other name
why try to maintain understanding
of kismet and circumstance
as a fact ever changing
cut loose
like a punk on a bad hair day
pulls out her pin
and leaves him shaking
in his boots
caffeinated and uncomfortable
but still tough enough
to pull them both from a funk
what they have however attainable
you could try to
call it back by any other name
those closest still maintain their understanding
of each of us as a fact ever
never changing
call it back
no matter how it went down
why try to maintain kismet and circumstance
as facts ever changing
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