1. |
Modus Ponens (cold af..)
06:30
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2. |
Coming Home (Live Track)
10:58
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The wind blows
And scene starts
Just stand by
Or take action
Do you know what she says
I won't see you
Anymore
But don't you dare forget me
In this dim light
I see your eyes
And I see them
Following
Every motion
That I create
I gravitate
Toward the door I'm Leaving you
You think I'll walk away but
I'm only here to stay
And now I still don't know what I want
There's no need to worry
Cause Everything will be okay
And when the time comes
I know we'll be ready, ready , go
I'm coming home
To take it all back
(Take it all back)
Forget the past
You know I won't last
I know you know
I won't stay gone
Forever is lost
Not as long as we thought
--
I'll drown tonight
I'll Make my own mind
And all the silence
Just won't work
I know we
Can't take the distance
So I'm comin' home I'm comin' home now
--
You think I'll walk away but
I'm only here to stay
And now I still don't know what I want
There's no need to worry
Cause Everything will be okay
And when the time comes
I know we'll be ready, ready , go
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3. |
Stepladder (Acoustic)
04:11
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So go on, I’ll always be your stepladder
For you or anyone else, I would have helped
Whatever you're goin’ through
Just know I gotchu
So tell me, does she still haunt your dreams ?
Confide in me, tell me my friend
Who am I gonna tell ?
Just me and myself
Forget it, and I won’t say a word
And I’m always, one step here and one step back you know you know.
So it must have been hard
Carrying all that weight around
For you or anyone else
I would have helped, I would have
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