1. |
Barrel of the Wave
03:57
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I’ve been sitting alone in the quiet
Feeling at home in the gold light
Letting time pass slow
So slow
Slow as molasses
And cool as the breeze through the grass it’s all here
In the barrel of the wave
Out my window
Sirens flashing
Out my window
Dogs are barking, cars are crashing
Out my window
Hurdy gurdy
Out my window
Is it late or is it early?
For a while
I watch the people
The lonesome buzz is repeating
So I’m chatting it up with the succulents
These thoughts
That I’ve been having
Are electric chemical reactions
Passing through the barrel of the wave
Ohh barrel of the wave
Barrel of the wave
I’ve been sitting up on the ceiling
Counting stars and believing
In the barrel of the wave
Out my window
Sirens flashing
Out my window
Dogs are barking, cars are crashing
Out my window
Hurdy gurdy
Out my window
Is it late or is it early
Out my window oh no oh no
When we gonna leave and where we gonna go go?
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2. |
Deep Diver
02:50
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Down
Everybody’s going down
In a sea of contemplation that leaves me sinking she’s always thinking
You shift it down to first
Deep underwater thirst
All the traffic lights are blue
And the roads lead back to you
In a sea of invitation that calls you madly
Look around to see the
Shiny blue
Shiny blue bubbles
Deep into the dive
The hunter makes a strike
Chopping veggies for the stew
The tide is bending back to you
Everybody’s going down
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3. |
Love is Elastic
02:44
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The city’s made of plastic
Give it a squeeze and it might break
I know… I know when everything changes love is elastic
Different
I feel different
Different
Everything's different
I’m up on the roof and I’m screaming
Lightning strikes, my heart is beating
Tearing through the blanket of static
When everything changes, love is elastic
Different
I feel different
Everything’s Different
Cuz you're so different
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4. |
The Mighty Grasshoppah
05:59
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Jump up
Short cut
Crash land in the Sea of Japan
Long route
Tongue out
As far as the stones roll from your mouth
Left alone to your own devices
Crank it up and boogie
Roll dice
No time
Slant rhyme
Avoiding bottlenecks just to stick to your grind
Pool cue
See through
Playing eight-ball with your friends and hoping she's true
Left alone to your own devices
Crank it up and boogie
Roll dice
The Mighty Grasshopper
The Mighty Grasshopper
You jump so high
You feel so low
Guess I'll see you at the show
Short stop
Hip hop
Petrified from the inside of a man made cave
Small fry
Don't try
Reflection on the window shows back a vacant stare
Left alone to your own devices
Crank it up and boogie
Roll dice
The Mighty Grasshopper
The Mighty Grasshopper
You jump so high
You leap so low
The Mighty Grasshopper
The Mighty Grasshopper
You jump so high
You feel so low
Hope I see you at the show
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