1. |
Bus Driver
02:45
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Hey bus driver
You feel like a spider
Pedal to the metal drive me up the wall
Received the toll but I'm going nowhere at all
I don't know who I can call
Hey bus driver
Your soul is on fire
I tried to stand everyone said no
I want to get off don't know where I'll go
This bus is the only thing that I know
Hey bus driver
You're a dirty liar
Glued to the seat my fate is set in stone
I can't believe I once considered this home
All I feel is alone
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2. |
Wasting Time
04:27
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Sometimes I wonder
If I've made too many mistakes
Can I be forgiven?
Or will I be tossed to the road?
Well I guess I really don't know
Wasting time
This moment's passing on by
The hourglass has turned
God I hope I've learned
Open up the mirror
I'm looking for distractions
Can I be forgiven?
Or will I be lost all alone?
Well I guess I really don't know
Wasting time
This moment's passing on by
The hourglass has turned
God I hope I've learned
Wasting time
This moment's passing on by
The hourglass has turned
God I hope I've learned
Oh God I hope I've learned
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3. |
Blueprints
03:32
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If you are hearing this again
Then I'm sorry
I'm good at saying sorry
Lately we've been doing great
But sometimes we feel hate
And sadness
But you
Can sleep in as long as you like
Your life is on the other side
And when
You're ready to come outside again
I'm on a one track baby
Feeling just fine
I'm counting down the days
Till you'll be mine
Am I ready?
Oh maybe I'll be in time
When you walk up to me
Man I just freeze
I'm counting down the days
Till the sweet release
Am I ready?
Oh maybe I'll be in time
You know I can't speak
When I'm beside you
You know I can't see
When I'm beside you
You know I can't see
You know I can't speak
You know I can't be
Living beside you
Beside you
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Mighty Big Rig Kalamazoo, Michigan
Austin Whipple - Guitar
Steven Earegood - Guitar, Keyboards
Ryan Sloan - Bass
Andrew Chiu - Drums
David Balanda - Guitar
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