1. |
Same Old
04:44
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got me thinkin about
the same old thing,
the same old themes,
the same old dreams
and i'm wondering how
to get ahead
to stay well fed
cos that's the real shit
well i guess there's amounts
that they don't agree with
as long as they have their beds
well they can just go rest their heads
but why can't we just sleep the same?
i don't believe I need them now
those seasons seemed to fade out
and don't you say I wasn't wrong
when all I could do is sing along
got me thinkin about
the same old thing
the same old themes
the same old dreams
we're all wandering clouds
a shape just to see temporarily
the wind will carry us to blue
left with all the sounds
that sound good to me
cos they let me be
what i wanna be
of course i see it around
my eyes just see they just compete
but why can't we just see the same?
try; don't fake it
it all seems rehearsed now
same old sayings
i guess we'll move on now
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2. |
Make It/Find It
03:05
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well look at you/back in town again
is there a chance to make amends?
will our pieces fit as well as they did
when i didn't need your permission?
when we first found it
you shoulda learned then
it's not what you make it
but what you do with what you find
it's not enough
is it ever enough?
i know the distance calloused up your heart
and dulled the flint that made our spark
but i've kept you in
no it can't be a sin
to hold onto what i promised you then
there's too much time for myself
i'm gonna need your help
it's not what we make it
but what we do with what we find
it's gonna be enough
it was more than enough
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3. |
Same Thing
01:26
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it's the same thing
so we're dreaming
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Kaybab Bakersfield, California
Indie Garage Rock from Bakersfield, CA
Bradley Gentry
Robert Morgan
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