1. |
radio
05:16
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1234
Counting the music as you play it in
5678
My speaker blows up, the car starts to spin
No longer alive
In the back of my car
There's a knock that goes off when I enter your road
It counts 1234, do you want some more?
I don't mind if you wanna go home
But you're right here
You're right here
You're right here
You're right here
It goes 1234
I tell myself
I don't need you to find me
It goes 5678
I'd trade all words if your name was all I could say
Push start
Play it back
Push start
Play it back
She says ahhh
While she sits on my radio
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2. |
no brakes
03:26
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No brakes
Imagine a car with no brakes
You sat there
Imagine a car with no brakes
You've got fear
Truth without a hole is fear
(with no brakes)
I see you
You sat there
You found a hole in here
You found a hole in here
Love is an enemy
(it can be, if you want it to)
For you
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3. |
ocean man (cover)
02:45
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