1. |
Once Called Home
02:33
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I don't want my mind to wander home
all these years and all I feel is alone
and what it's cost I just might never know
but all I wants what I once called my home
where can I go to die in my hometown
when every place is a memory I can't choke down
and you might never know but I wont let you down
every friendships one i cant hold down
all i wants what i called home
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2. |
Half A Dozen
01:42
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I heard a rumor that you wanted to talk to me
say congrats on getting married
I aint sure if thats quite true but either way
I dont know how Im supposed to feel about it
we haven't spoken half a dozen words
in half a decade
i dont remember what you look like
but i still know your birthday
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3. |
Zion Hill
01:39
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my empty pretty words
they carry meaning like a sword
carries comfort on its hilt
dying high on zion hill
writing simple songs
everybody sings along
doesn't matter what you feel
nothings fake if nothings real
any day now I'll be gone
and day now you'll be gone
everyone we've ever loved
born of earth returned to dust
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4. |
You Have,
02:43
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you have
shattered our world full of glass
and I wont be coming back
from down south at least not the same
I say your name and my voice it cracks
I look back but all I've seen is ash
driving down south used to mean
ocean breeze and family
I wonder what it will mean this time
through childs eyes I'll learn to say goodbye
I look forward but all I see
are all these things that shatter me
if I come back
and I have crack
all I'll have
all I'll have is ash
all I'll have is your goddamn ash
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