1. |
Adaptation
03:48
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For all the life
That I could be
In the dirt, in my blood
I always sink
It takes its hold
Unravels and frays
I could poison and leech
But still waste away
I can't be severed from the stream
There's no way to ever wash it clean
I'll wonder
What I deserve
On the way
Through my mistakes
I am sure
It doesn't matter
My ills will stay
Nothing will change
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2. |
Held In Place
06:19
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Another chance for my want
To let me down again
I'll always be broken
Won't I?
Condemned to repeat the
Ritual again
I'll never be happy
Will I?
All this way
To be reduced
To nothing
To be removed
I want this to stop
But I'm not in control
At the mercy of
The form that I hold
I felt the years long
It obscured my mind
I wanted clarity but
There's none here to find
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3. |
The Burning Car
06:30
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Every moment of doubt
All the fears I have
They never seem to stop
I wait
Desperate
Just to see
Just to feel
But
I'll never get to know
For all my intentions
I am without
I'll never find out what
Any of this is about
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4. |
No Gomorrah
05:11
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The world is collapsing
We are beyond help
But any city on fire
Is one we've burned ourselves
There is no
Punishment
That's not of our
Own intent
We won't get what we deserve
What you deserve is nothing
No Paradise
No Gomorrah
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