1. |
Bad Dream
02:37
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when I close my eyes
and fall asleep
everyone I love dies in my dreams
then all day I act mean
from missing them
but they're still here
I don't live in reality
I live in fear
when I close my eyes
now I can't sleep
afraid of what happens in my dreams
afraid of what they mean
but maybe it's just neurons firing
random thoughts
but they're still tiring
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2. |
Stars
03:36
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so damn hard to win
when your legs refuse to run
the world starts crumbling
with every gun that starts a race again
I'd like to find
a face among a crowded
city square
when i can manage to remember
night can't make us older
sleep won't find us friends
stars and drinks all over the streets
and a million stop signs in my head
I'd like to play
a different game
where I don't have to run
and I can get by on flyin'
I'd take control
and put my arm around your back
and quit the crawl
if i could manage to remember
night can't make us older
sleep won't find us friends
stars and drinks all over the streets
and a million stop signs in my head
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Tired Light Brooklyn, New York
Tired Light is a debunked scientific theory. It is also this band!
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