Waking Up
from And Another Thing by Penalty Boxing
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lyrics
Wish I could walk home as I get into my car
Navigate home by the light of stars
The clouds are inverted
I should get up more early too
But I made it so far
The metal bison run where real ones used to roam
Don’t know which one feels more like home
The concrete bleeding and it’s eating the green slowly
Can’t stop the spread I know
I can’t even let you know
I’ll probably spin out on the way home
Don’t let me go
I’m wide awake
I’m clawing the backs of my eyelids
I wanna know
How much I can take
Before the weight in my spine detaches
An idea nested deep in a microphone
Starting to hate this place called home
Take both hands and twist them into the ground
I do what I can to settle down
Do what I need to settle down
Navigate home by the light of stars
The clouds are inverted
I should get up more early too
But I made it so far
The metal bison run where real ones used to roam
Don’t know which one feels more like home
The concrete bleeding and it’s eating the green slowly
Can’t stop the spread I know
I can’t even let you know
I’ll probably spin out on the way home
Don’t let me go
I’m wide awake
I’m clawing the backs of my eyelids
I wanna know
How much I can take
Before the weight in my spine detaches
An idea nested deep in a microphone
Starting to hate this place called home
Take both hands and twist them into the ground
I do what I can to settle down
Do what I need to settle down
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from And Another Thing,
released July 1, 2022
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