1. |
Writhe
05:09
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Credits:
Jason Sevanick - Bass, Guitar
Joe King - Drums
Rick Furr - Guitar
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2. |
Oh No, Not Again
04:06
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Oh no, not again
What the hell did I do last night?
This is not my pink angora sweater
Pink is not my color
But the angora feels nice
Where the hell am I?
Whose apartment is this?
Not a clean person
I’m not neat either
But this looks intentional, angry even
There’s a cat licking up ice cream
Off the kitchen counter
At least I hope that’s ice cream
And I hope that’s a cat
Oh no, no, no, not again
Oh no, not again
Oh no, no, no, not again
Oh no, not again
Where the hell am I?
But I’m keeping that sweater
Oh no, no, no, not again
Oh no, not again
Oh no, no, no, not again
Oh no, not again
Credits:
Donna Lynch - Vocals
Jason Sevanick - Bass, Guitar, Synth
Joe King - Drums
Paul Green - Voice, Lyrics
Rick Furr - Guitar
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3. |
Pushing the Rope
04:21
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I walk the wire
You’re flat on your face
I’m breathing fire
You ain’t in the game
All your desire
Enough to make you choke
But that’s not me, man
I just push the rope
You’re getting warmer
Let’s cut to the chase
Paint yourself in a corner
Now tell me how that tastes
All your excuses
Nothing but a joke
But that’s not me, man
I just push the rope
The rope, the rope...
Credits:
Jason Sevanick - Bass, Guitar, Synth, Backing Vocals, Lyrics
Joe King - Drums
Monica D - Vocals
Rick Furr - Guitar
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4. |
Sugarbush
04:19
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Some people pull
And some people push
But some like to play
So they sneak away
Behind the sugarbush
Come as you are
Come take a look
Go all the way
If you want, you can stay
Behind the sugarbush
Behind the sugarbush
Behind the sugarbush
Behind the sugarbush
So many surprises
And don’t be confused
By the lurid orange hues
Or other disguises
Behind the sugarbush
So many surprises
You can let go
Because everyone knows
But no one realizes
Behind the sugarbush
Behind the sugarbush
So many surprises
Credits:
Jason Sevanick - Bass, Guitar, Synth, Lyrics
Joe King - Drums
Monica D - Voice
Rick Furr - Guitar
Tyler Wolosin - Vocals
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5. |
Seeds of Surveillance
04:47
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Life is long
Wounds cut deep
Hard to take
Harder to keep
Fires of war
Embers of peace
The more you have
The more you need
Seeds of surveillance
And private fears
Our weakest moments
And bitter tears
Seeds of surveillance
Seeds of surveillance
And private fears
Our weakest moments
And bitter tears
Seeds of surveillance
And blackened hearts
A need to know
Is where it starts
God sees all
Stories tell
Hard to hear
Harder to sell
Tests of faith
Leave data trails
Loves are few
Rare to find
Hard to lose
Harder with time
The more you search
The more you find
The more like God
The more we fail
Credits:
Jason Sevanick - Bass, Guitar, Synth
Joe King - Drums
Paul Green - Lyrics
Rick Furr - Guitar
Tyler Wolosin - Vocals
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6. |
Quick Six
03:30
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Come down to the Players Club
Sharp elbows, getting rubbed
And if the real deal ain’t your thing
Get it from the machine
Get it from the machine
I bet you’re buzzed
In all the spots you wished you was
Until you’re glazed
Can’t wipe that shit grin off your face
Just make ‘em guess
But they should know you won’t confess
A quick six is your little trick
A quick six is your little trick
A quick six is your little trick
A quick six is your little trick
Credits:
Jason Sevanick - Bass, Guitar, Organ, Vibes, Backing Vocals, Lyrics
Joe King - Drums
Rick Furr - Guitar
Tyler Wolosin - Vocals
Willy Malo - Trumpet
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7. |
Gift
02:35
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Come on, boy
Give me some dough
I want to buy something nice
For your mother
$20 and I’ll be good to go
‘Cause I’m a cheap bastard
But a generous lover
Credits:
Jason Sevanick - Bass, Guitar, Synth, Voice, Lyrics
Joe King - Drums
Rick Furr - Guitar
Tyler Wolosin - Vocalizations
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8. |
Back in the Cut
04:29
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Another night falls
And we’re back in the cut
The same old tricks
The same old rut
Among countless machines
With malignant screens
Where you lose yourself
In search of God knows what
Now we’re back in the cut
Another year fades
And we’re back in the cut
Where dreams dissipate
Like a punch to the gut
Among the debris
Not what you thought you would see
A window in time
That was open and shut
Credits:
Jason Sevanick - Bass, Guitar, Lyrics
Joe King - Drums
Monica D - Voice
Rick Furr - Guitar
Tyler Wolosin - Vocalizations
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9. |
Lost Cause
02:45
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I know a lost cause when I see one
I’ve see one plenty before
I know a lost cause when I see one
It’s just the one thing I know
I know a lost cause when I see one
I’ve seen it all over…
All over your face
Credits:
Jason Sevanick - Bass, Guitar, Vocals
Joe King - Drums
Paul Green - Lyrics
Willy Malo - Trumpet
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