1. |
Wings
01:38
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2. |
The Wanderer
02:23
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3. |
Some Dixie
04:07
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Walking by the winter in the river
It's running deep in fast
Old coal train rattles down the tracks
Before the faces it has left in the past
Though it's been here so long
It don't know their epitaphs
With some notion of a future state
We carve our souls, like scars, into clay
With some intention of letting people on
To what it is we were all along
Green fields filled with marble and stone
Silent prayers and something so remote
On our backs, our eyes on the obelisk
Our white blood cells and the endless rows
The words of someone time forgot
Just some random Dixie's bones
With some notion of a future state
He carved his soul like a scar into clay
With some intention of letting people on
To what it is he was all along
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4. |
Sunday
01:47
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5. |
Katy (I'm So Happy)
01:37
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Katy, I'm so happy you're okay tonight
I heard about the bomb
I couldn't reach your sister on the phone
I thought about how I used to drive you home
Late from parties
I just want to say,
Katy, I'm so happy you're okay tonight
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6. |
Ion
02:31
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7. |
August 1st
03:00
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We, each of us, have quite a bit of time
So young we could still wish some things away
I've got objects I can hold
Objects in my mind
I've been uncertain this entire time
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Lucky Ned Pepper Richmond, Virginia
I make noises into a black plastic box full of wires and circuits and then put those noises on the internet.
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