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rail trail
03:05
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theres a myth that if you walk the rail trail long enough you'll end up in new york city
i wonder how long it would take me to walk back home from here
sometimes i miss the subways and their messes enough to ride the train back and forth
i call you just to hear the rumble in the background
you know how soft i can get so i ask you please don't leave your imprints
hang up quickly so i can learn how to breathe again
and every time i walk alongside a road without any sidewalks
i pray to god that i am on the right track
i like to see the world inside out
i want to know the way that feeling works
a brief excursion into the past
leaves me such a mess
i want to see the world
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the spiral
03:33
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i cant restrain the excess that pours out of me
it makes itself visible when i don't want it to be
i sacrificed myself to myself seem cool
i later find myself breathing in the bathroom
you get there first
before i can some make it all worse
convince me to come back up from
the spiral
i've descended into all this hurt
for nothing
i ask myself what’s it all worth
the feeling
i take a look at the back of my hands
to feel real again
i want to get better
i can oh i can oh i can
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