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Beverly
02:54
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You told me all about the trouble you got in
Before you moved to LA in your studio on Beverly
How your Dad was gone, your Mother she work late
Now it’s hard to fall in love when you never got enough
I wish I’d just gave up cause
I was wrong to assume you’d say it back
It’s been so long since somebody looked at me like that and you
Think I’m comforting at times, at nights but
Not enough to let me call you mine so please
Take me home I’m so fucking cold
I forgot you drove cause I drank all day to forget you can’t love me
Called to say you were having a rough day
Cause your sister hates your guts and your brothers all grown up
And now I can’t believe its been over three weeks
Since I’ve heard from you at all but since you’re soaked in alcohol
Crying in bathroom stalls well
I was wrong to assume you’d love me back
It’s been so hard to get my heart and head back on track cause you
Think I’m comforting at times, at nights but
Not enough to let me call you mine so please
Take me home I’m so fucking cold
I forgot you drove cause I drank all day to forget you don’t love
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A smoke in my hand even though my throat is sore
I’m picking up friends and tabs that I can’t afford
I struggled to pay my way through California freeways
When there ain’t none west of San Antonio
I say a lot in a little I feel
You gotta give em hell kids
It ain’t all for the money but still
I really hope my rent clears
I stay with her when I know I gotta get some sleep
These lucid dreams are fucking killing me
I pray for a little then I start to see
There’s no-one left looking out for me
I’m not a catholic man no more
But I’m scared to hell my lord
I wish someone would’ve begged me not to move back east
I hate the cold but I don’t mind the heat at all
At all
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I only looked, I only looked at her twice
Before I new I should take a friends advice
He said “Start off slow cause when you go
Things won’t be the same, no not for you”
I can change I know, I’ve done it before
I can quit the drugs, I can quit the rock and roll
But when all is said
Can I lay my head
Next to you
We climbed the bridge just before I hit the road
She said “I fell in love” and by the way she looked at me
I knew not to say a word
So I lit a smoke and took a drag
And she talked about the love she’ll never have
I wanna make you feel okay
But little girl you know I cannot stay
And so I left that day
And things were never the same
No not for me
It’s rather cold out and I walk these streets alone
The bar is closing up and all my friends they stayed at home
I wonder how you look and where you are
Wishing to myself we kept in touch
Would you take a chance
Would you fake a smile
Would you promise to call
Every once in awhile
Would you think about me
Like I think about you
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Humans
02:56
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Left his hands in the morning
All the dogs bark at dawn
Streets of white, heard you calling
Was a love we spun from yarn
Just a vessel, just a heartache
Just a reason not to stay
Still dark when you awake
And the sun just never came
Born from blood of a bitter man
Asked me to run when I couldn’t stand
Saints only lie to a sinners hands
Cause I’m just human
Just like you
Hinds sights to appreciate
So don’t look back if you turn away
And in the end we were both afraid
Cause I’m just human
Just like you
There’s a name in the distance
Slipping wet off your tongue
In the past you resisted
And you hate all that you’ve done
You’re a vessel for a heartache
To a fight that isn’t mine
Cause what started with a handshake
Left to our hearts intertwined
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