1. |
Neato
02:12
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Bad eyes / No, I don't need to lie / You can surmise / No, I don't need no damn disguise
I'm real low / And without you, I can grow / It's neat, though, how I can gain control
Because you're weak / Chains always break eventually / We're all low now / Burning bridges always made sense to me
I'm real low / And without you, I can grow / It's neat, though, how I can gain control
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2. |
That's Not Fun
02:58
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You and me we are not one whole entity / I don't see truth in what you feel / Please don't come when you're crying / You're gonna up and stay with me / Always feeling like we're foes / When I always pray for life inside
Baby that's not fun / Wait a minute
Wanted you to run / Run up in it
Baby that's not fun / Wait a minute
Maybe you will see
Thought that you would hide / Hide and wait it
Hiding from a lie / I been waiting
Baby that's not fun / Wait a minute
Maybe you will see
Count on me to always buffer conflicts / We always draw ourselves from seas / We've been drowning in slowly / I'm fucking up the path for you -- always have to do the math, I know / Gonna have to give this up sometime
Baby that's not fun / Wait a minute
Wanted you to run / Run up in it
Baby that's not fun / Wait a minute
Maybe you will see
Thought that you would hide / Hide and wait it
Hiding from a lie / I been waiting
Baby that's not fun / Wait a minute
Maybe you will see
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