1. |
Going Home
01:43
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I heard you tossing paper balls
out in the moon last night
I heard rumors you were going home
I can only hope wherever you go,
you're happy and warm
And now it's time to get out of bed
and pretend that I'm a grown up
capable of knowing what to do
And now I'm lost
Oh, I miss you
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2. |
Interlude no. 1
01:12
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3. |
One Sad Night
02:55
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One sad night you didn't come home.
I left you there, I hope you weren't scared
One sad night you didn't come home
One sad night I left you there
I hope you weren't scared
I hope it wasn't cold
I pray to god you forgive me someday
I didn't say goodbye
One sad night, one sad night I left you there
Hope you weren't too cold or scared
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4. |
Interlude no. 2
01:08
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5. |
Thanksgiving
04:03
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Who did you think you were?
Taking all I had to give
Rob my heart blind
Stuff it like a Thanksgiving turkey with untruths and cyanide
Still cauterizing would
Stitching up the mess
While I was growing love, you cultivated a hunger for my innocence
There's still a part of me that loves you
And that's a part of me I don't want anymore but it won't go
Get out of my head, get out once and for all
Oh please
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6. |
...And Now We're Here
01:41
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Come a long way in the dark
Shadows will always beacon you far away
...And how we are here, buried beneath the earth
Quiet down here
I hope you've found your home
And now we're here
Stretching our arms up towaed the sun
And now we're here climbing up the atmosphere
And now we are one
Never come undone
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7. |
Outro
01:03
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Postscripting Denver, Colorado
Postscripting is a self-produced music project of a lady who can't tell if she's made of glitter or dust from your grandma's attic.
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