1. |
Back In Town
05:20
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Kid Creole walked on by
He didn’t even bat an eye
Lash out on all you know
Never want to feel the snow
It’s hot but not as hot as it’s been before
Found a number tacked to my door
Decide to find it, took a walk
And found out it was nothing
How can you say
It feels the same
The colors haven’t changed
But everything is so okay
Emaciated, broke my spleen
You wouldn’t understand what I mean
Fell into the pit of beasts
It’s like home but it hurts to be
How can you say
It feels the same
The colors haven’t changed
But everything is so okay
Kid Creole and the loud machines
Fought off the reverie
Now the sun just gives off heat
It doesn’t shine no light
The street it gets so hot when everything else is lost
Oh the sun don’t shine
It’s not the same as it used to be
Kid Creole’s a real cool guy, but he’s overheating, no vital signs
Can we get some help?
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2. |
Partist Heart
04:28
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All these shapes in my eyes
Are blocking out the world
I saw it once before
When I blinked too hard
And every day since
My life has been so fake
Why can’t you wake up
Unless you’re already awake?
Are you the dream or am
I the dream here?
If this isn’t real, then I can’t feel.
When we move there’s
a slight delay
Trapped inside these cavernous thoughts
Losing sight of what’s too late
Break me down and stay away
Oil rush in the ghost
But your forgot your head
Stay up all night
This strep-throat cannibal is
Staring at my wings
With eyes that only burn if you stare back at them
Are you the dream or am
I the dream here?
If this isn’t real, then I can’t feel.
When we move there’s
a slight delay
Trapped inside these cavernous
Thought I could trust you
Thought I would see the light — My mind was open
But my head’s exposed, and all filled up with
worms and holes and sand and lies
Get out of my
dream
Maybe then I can finally see.
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Agnosia Ohio
Agnosia is a musical group from Ohio, currently consisting of Robert Hosier and Trinidad Trevino. They produce music for your ears, but mostly they produce music for themselves.
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