1. |
Savio
03:04
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In your own good time,
don’t just fall to the floor -
throw yourself down.
Prove, to us all,
what you’ve found -
that makes you go
You'll be going, going, going
You'll be going, going, going
Yeah.
I think of everything,
as to be discovered.
Suppose, one should be so vain,
to ask you, to explain -
To para-phrase;
you’re insane
You'll be going, going, going
You'll be going, going, going
Yeah.
I nod through despite my worry,
I nod through despite my worry,
I nod through despite my worry,
I nod through despite my worry.
You'll be going, going, going
You'll be going, going, going
Mad.
Like me...
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2. |
Shivers
02:25
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I will let known,
how it is I feel,
how it is I see,
zoomed in, zoomed in.
On my way home I'll follow my own lights,
follow my own path,
around and around.
Keep holding on,
to what I wanted,
keep holding on,
to what I wanted.
Idiot-shivers
running down my back,
running down my spine,
in a line, in a line,
showing outside,
I have passions, and feelings,
passions, and yearnings,
they're mine, they're mine.
Keep holding on,
to what I wanted,
keep holding on,
to what I wanted.
On, and on, and on, and on.
On, and on, and on, and on.
On, and on, and on, and on.
On, and on, and on, and on!
Keep holding on,
to what I wanted,
keep holding on,
to what I wanted.
Keep holding on,
(and on, and on, and on, and on)
to what I wanted.
Keep holding on,
(and on, and on, and on, and on)
to what I wanted.
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3. |
Abstraction
04:10
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(Level this abstration)
The words you put up -
are falling off the walls,
Amazing mistake -
contemporary child;
your pitfalls.
This is too. Far. Gone.
A taste of chaos,
is a taste of times to come.
Yellow and green,
can't see reason,
a tast of times to come -
(Level this abstration)
Remember please -
add your subtraction.
Heard and seen -
unwanted interaction.
Yell and agree -
build up distraction.
Yellow and green -
level this abstraction.
So put up,
forget it all.
A blazing trail -
followed by so many pitfalls.
This is too. Far. Gone.
A promise's a promise,
and a taste of times to come
Yellow and green,
can't see reason,
a tast of times to come -
(Level this abstration)
Remember please -
add your subtraction.
Heard and seen -
unwanted interaction.
Yell and agree -
build up distraction.
Yellow and green -
level this abstraction.
Yellow and green,
can't see reason,
a tast of times to come -
(Level this abstration)
Remember please -
add your subtraction.
Heard and seen -
unwanted interaction.
Yell and agree -
build up distraction.
Yellow and green -
level this abstraction.
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4. |
Channel
02:49
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In red, white, blue, and green
Broadcast what I am seeing
The world which we created -
from which sparks fly,
as citrus fills the sky.
Give me a pin, give me a pin,
Needle and thread,
Put it through and in.
So as to sew this, back up again
Directionless, expcept for this.
Ignoring, what's a clear sign.
Becoming - well - come and see.
Broadcast this.
Broadcast this.
Broadcast this.
In red, white, blue and green
Broadcast what I am seeing
Directionless, expcept for this.
Ignoring, what's a clear sign.
Becoming - well - come and see.
Give me a pin, give me a pin,
Needle and thread,
Put it through and in.
So as to sew this, back up again
Broadcast this.
Broadcast this.
Broadcast this.
In red, white, blue, and green
Broadcast what I am seeing
The world which we created -
from which sparks fly,
as citrus fills the sky.
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