1. |
The Change
03:18
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Call you up late @ night
But I know that you're not around
Same as before only tonight it's worse
It's hard to see it coming with your head in the ground
It's the change
You remind me of who I used to be
Standing outside with the lost & found
I heard you say to them that I was forgettable
But now it's time, the change is coming around
It's the change
You're running from
It's the change
Your time has come
...and it's always been that way
(Hold yourself)
It's always been there
(Up)
It's the change
You're running from
It's the change
Your time has come
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2. |
Bicycle Hill
03:55
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I know you're on to me, and looking back you always were.
It's all counted and sorted.
I'll take it back, so it don't hurt...so go.
It's you
It was you all along.
I walk to the bar.
If you're feeling dry raise your glasses high.
'Cause now we drink to you.
Guess it says a lot, cause that night was so hard...so go.
It was you
It was you all along.
You were right, you were right.
Nothing's wrong with my mind.
Too bad you blew it.
Now I'm seeing through it, I see through you.
It was you
Seeing through
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3. |
Avalanche
04:27
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It was cold
It was so long ago that's when we stole away
Off the trails earlier that day
Fresh lines
That's where they said they were going
But will we ever see them?
There's no way of knowing
But we'll wait
And we'll wait
There's no one here to blame
It got dark
Then one said to the other,
"Are you in there? Is anyone there at all?
I know we can get outta here.
We just gotta make it through the cold and fear."
So we'll wait
And we'll wait
There's no one here to blame
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