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Mistake
03:16
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All of the promises you make, Each touch you swore was a mistake, all of the dreams you read aloud
Shallow and temporary, like a passing cloud (overhead)
Why don’t you love me anymore, I thought there was so much in store
The whole foundation of this town, Shaking fiercely only moments till it falls now
And badly I have hurt you now I see, But not as bad as what you’ve done to me
And I am nothing but a fool to you, at least I got out before I had too much to lose
the words I had no time to write, would seem dishonest by the afternoon light
So many things I didn’t say, glad I never did, would have made it harder anyway
And there is nothing In my heart I’ve found, that could justify what I’ve done now
And I would beg for your forgiveness if I worked up the energy to give a shit, about it
I’m not going to ask you to think of me, I just want to tell you to leave me be
It would be better if you my friend, would never speak to me again
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Charlie's House
03:24
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I guess I liked holding you in Charlie's living room-
I guess I liked trying to talk to your dad.
I guess I fell in love with that house,
I guess I fell in love.
When I held you in Charlie's living room
We were both lost- you were the sun.
I guess I fell in love with that town,
I guess I fell in love.
I look in his eyes and see your brother's-
I wish you were here but not as lovers.
I am afraid I'm far away
I am afraid I'm falling in love with everyone I meet
I know I need you more than you see
And I know that means more to me.
I guess I fell in love with you
I guess I don't know what to do
I guess I fell in love-
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