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Misshapen Head
03:51
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When I was born I had the umbilical cord wrapped 'round my neck
My face was blue and I had a misshapen head
A misshapen head that never went away
But after 47 years I finally think that's ok
That's ok, I don't need to be pretty
Maybe pretty to you ain't pretty to me
I wasn't born to be pretty
But I'm starting to see the beauty
In my ugly
When I was born I had the umbilical cord wrapped 'round my neck
My face was blue and I had a misshapen head
A misshapen head that never went away
But after 47 years I finally think that's ok
That's ok, life ain't gonna be pretty
Pretty for you or pretty for me
But even when it seems impossibly shitty
There's still possibility
If you love me
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20 Megatons
04:11
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The first scream is so loud
We can't hear anything else
Or the pain in the sound
Is coming from ourselves
We weren't born human beings
We weren't born human beings
We came alive
At least 20 megatons away
From our hearts
But when we die, we're grieved
When we die we're grieved
Yeah we're grieved by human beings
Well within the blast zone of their hearts
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Why Don't You
03:40
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Why don't you come on over?
Yeah I'm inviting you over
Why don't you come on over?
Hell yeah the door's wide open
Forget about the words we've spoken
Why don't you come on over?
I still love you man
You're my secret friend
Why don't you come on over?
Bring all the things I need
But don't anybody see
Why don't you come on over?
There ain't nothin goin on
I'm the only one that's home
I've got some shit for you to break
Plenty more you can take
Everything is too damn peaceful
Everything's just too damn peaceful
Why don't you just come on over?
You got fangs
Gimme that poison
I don't wanna see tomorrow
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Crashing Down
02:57
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Sample this crashing down
in this lonely town
I get so tired of my ghosts
Pushin me around
I've had these dreams
Forever it seems and y'know
I would move if
I could find somewhere to go
But I get up in the morning
And I go through my routine
Y'know I could use a break I need
Someone here with me
And I get home at night
And I sleep till the dawn
And then y'know it's all just
The same 'ol thing
Whatever happened to my dreams?
They're falling away from me
There's no one here
But my ghosts and me
I would show you what's inside of me
But there'd be things you wouldn't wanna see
So I will just leave you
Wondering
And though I feel like a fuckin jerk
I'm gonna stick around I'm gonna make it work
I'm gonna stick around because it
Means something to me
But I get up in the morning
And I go through my routine
Y'know I could use a break I need
Someone here with me
And I get home at night
And I sleep till the dawn
And then y'know it's all just
The same 'ol thing
Whatever happened to my dreams?
They're falling away from me
There's no one here
But my ghosts and me
I scream
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Nothing Makes Me Happy
03:11
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Everything's a little bit worse than nothing
Nothing is something I don't got
Nothing keeps slipping through my fingers
Leaving me with something I don't want
Nothing makes me happy
I woke up this morning with already nothing to give
But I didn't wanna die anymore than I wanted to live
I woke up this morning and I wasn't sad or pissed
And that's a little bit of something I don't really miss
Nothing makes me happy
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