1. |
Pickup Truck
04:27
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Can u hear the sound rising up from the lake
it's been too long to say this is all I can take
now its time to move on
there are so many things we've never seen
sorry that I can't stay long
but they're waiting, waiting for me
take these things I'm sure they will make you believe
careful, careful there're bandits that hide in them weeds
now we don't see the stars no one knows where they are
they just sink like the rocks that we've thrown
and they're faster faster now
now that we've all turned to stone
now its time to move on
there are so many things we've never seen
sorry that I can't stay long
but they're waiting, waiting for me
I fall, I call out I'm much better today
but then I thought I talk like too much had got in the way
now there's things that we say and there's things that we know
and sometimes there're miles in between
and we're after after a point that can only be seen
now its time to move on
there are so many things we've never seen
sorry that I can't stay long
but they're waiting, waiting for me
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2. |
All Minds
04:12
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The truth Is in the past
That u gave up too fast
How right am I
How right am I
Say what you're stealing
Ain't too appealing
There's no denying
All minds in line
We can't live off this land
Can u imagine that
How far am I
How far am I
There's no concealing
What we believe in
He'll no this time
All minds in line
The truth is in your hands
So take a look again
There's no denying
All minds in line
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