1. |
Hey Baby
02:57
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hey baby, i'm sorry i'm such a jealous guy
it seems like i was born this way, there's something wrong inside
but baby, i wanna keep you by my side
but not feel like a prisoner, or there's things you gotta hide
so baby come outside
cos baby
you glow like galaxies at night
and you make me feel so confident when you look me in the eyes
and baby, i know it's not an easy time
to love someone so insecure and rough around the lines
but baby, i swear that someday i'll be fine
i know i need to meditate more and claim more of my mind
so baby, will you wait for me to find
the strength and presence that i need to finally cross that line?
cos baby, i'm thinking of you all the time
and i wish the world was half as sweet, or half as a kind
and baby, you're always with me in my mind
and i think we can work this out, i think that we'll be fine
hey baby
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2. |
End of Days
05:07
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waitin' for end of days
where oil flows out in waves
rushin' towards red lights
our parents threw the fight
but there's a glimpse of magic still
UFOs east of town
where Adrienne Salinas was found
the layers get twisted
someone's glad we missed it
but the truth is out there
and we wanna know
we wanna know
which way to go
but all we get is misread translation
drivin' from Idaho
half-a-day left to go
the lonesome, crowded west
desert plains get the best
of me with their ugly past
and we gotta go
we gotta go
and make it home
before darkness envelopes the plains
and all these billboards have made us insane
god bless this godless U-S of A
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