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Unfortunate Patterns
04:39
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I feel hollow like that one willow tree
That you can climb inside of its boughs
In the dead of winter there's no people here
Yeah the parks in this town they empty out
There were so many little fishes
In the pond, that time that we swam
Little lies turn into bigger fishes
Still swimming that pond inside my mind
And if you'd let me
I would tell you
All the ways that I have changed my mind
And is it too late
For me to demonstrate
All the ways I could apologize
Has there been too many times?
To rewind?
Can we start again?
And maybe I can be a better friend
As I watch he world outside
I'll send this message one last time
To try and save you from my doubt
In all these words I won't let out
Good times and Hopes are fading Fast
The life you've lost at my expense
I won't minimize my place
Live, Laugh, Love and Make Mistakes
And refrain
In shame
Maybe I can learn to just behave
Maybe I can learn to shut my mouth
And keep my hands too myself
Maybe I can learn to just sit down
Right here by myself
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Bad News
03:32
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Settle down with me 'till the morning
It's the easiest place I could hide
News came today without any warning
Of how
How easily fate can rob us all blind
Remember those days that I'd stare out the window
Discussing the clouds how blue-ish gray
Long dissipated but I can still feel them linger on
They looked the same the last time I cried
I remember you taking communion
How you silently spoke the lords prayer
Was that the day that you told me you loved me
And how
How your grandsons, Made you proud
How I hope you still feel that way now
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Travis J. Flynn Fredericton, New Brunswick
Do you miss the old me?
I do too
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