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Train to Nowhere
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Self deprecation has a sound,
a melody that can't be found.
A legacy when I am underground.
And I'm walking downtown
and I don't want to be found.
Sometimes I just want no one around.
And I'm feeling really down when I run across this town
to trains that take me nowhere but the ground.
And I'm in this fucking state and the days just fly away,
the endless day to day to day.
This isolation can't be good,
sometimes I need to hide from the world
and
desperation ain't a good look when they're looking
at your every move.
When your legacy's at stake
and your ego always breaks
and your hitting a brick wall
and there's no one here to talk.
They say to walk before you run
but I always jump the gun.
They say I panic I'm "too this"
with my hyper-vigilance.
Is it all just compulsion?
Existential retention?
Is this normal at this age?
Then why do I have all this rage?
Inside my head but you can't tell
I'm always talking to myself
I'm really too harsh
when I don't just fucking start.
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Written by Damien Jurado.
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Matt Collaborate Evesham Township, New Jersey
A solo project where I do a lot of covers, and originals that I write or collaborate with people.
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