1. |
Taboo
04:50
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And if you found a way
To make it back someday
Would she be there?
And if the record skips
After your mind drips
Would you still care
To let the dream unfold
Through the picture-hole
Around your soul?
Or is too taboo
To do what you will do
When no one’s home?
It’s like a vivid dream
That won’t stop happening
It’s recurring
And when the levee breaks
We’ll find out what it takes
To film this scene
But a what a travesty
Your morality
It holds your hand
Yet there’s a sacred place
Within the human race
A better land
Breakdown I could be your master
Try to hide it, but you’re not a good actor
Deep down you can feel it too
Everybody knows you’re the one that I’m after
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2. |
Something Different
03:33
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Something’s got to give
But I don’t know what it could be
But you won’t have to listen for much longer
I won’t be around forever
I really want to make you
I really want to make you
I really want to make you feel something different, but
Something’s got to give
But I don’t know if I can handle it
But I’ve been told that I don’t have to
You wanna talk then I don’t have to go
Something’s got to give
But I don’t know what it could be
Cause I don’t have the vision you’re not wrong but
I don’t feel like I’m the wrong one
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3. |
Twenty One
04:43
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I haven’t cried since I was 17
Must have been in the summer 1993
I haven’t lied since I was 21
A life of lying just isn’t meant for everyone
I haven’t slept since I was 25
No use in having a dream if the dream isn’t mine
I took a step when I pretty young
Funny how steps have new meaning when you’re 31
And you know it’s not fair to be suffering young
Cause you feel the pain worse when you’re 21
Should you try to move on and forget
I say yeah
I took a drive when I was 21
Don’t if that’s a day that I’ll recover from
I hope I’m alive when I’m 65
Until then I’ll just sit back and enjoy the ride
And you know it’s not fair to be suffering young
Cause you feel the pain worse when you’re 21
Should you try to move on and forget
I say yeah
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Save The Clocktower Chicago, Illinois
Greg Newton - drums, vocals
Sean Paras - guitar, vocals
Jimmy Shenk - keyboards
Umbrella Washington - bass
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