1. |
Finally
03:12
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Finally, finally, I feel like a human being
Finally, I feel like a lot to me
Suddenly, suddenly, friends are making plans with me
Feverishly waiting feeling cool
Finally, I can leave the house and feel worry free
Stupidly that feels like a lot to me
Hopefully we can see where our significant choices lead
Maybe we can finally see them through
I’ll get dinner with my friend and we won’t drink
Feeling on the brink of reason starting over
I’m not still cold
I’ve got some friends now finally
I’m not still cold
My friends used to think I was funny
My parents thought I was shy
I say all this to remind me
Of who I am and why
Every person in a band sings the same things
Finally, finally, I can sing about being me
Finally, look at me I'm so unique
Suddenly, suddenly, no one cares about anything, including me,
I guess that makes me cool
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2. |
Blackout
04:09
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I feel stuck in a rut
Wish I could make plans with my friends now
I would never watch T.V. all day long
I would never do something I thought wrong
I feel like you’re still here
Right behind me when I turn around
Not even a ghost can ever be found now
I would never keep something that belonged to you
Unless I was too cheap to buy something new
But I still have your desk and bookshelf too
The lamp in my room belonged to you
I blacked out getting kicked out of a bar at 2 A.M.
I wouldn’t have done that if I was with you
But I still have my life and feelings too
The thoughts in my head belonged to you
I sat down and thought about the things I want in my life
I wouldn’t have done that if I was with you
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