1. |
Superman Ice Cream
03:03
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Now its me with the fingertips
cracking through your walls
feeling out what isn’t there
and screening all your calls
Another victim to the fall
Now its you on the other line
looking for someone
to drink the cup you’ve poured yourself
and make your bed undone
Really could have been anyone
What I couldn’t be
We revolve
around a chosen star
To be like them
and to reflect
on to other men
Fading out
where they are
into gray dust
Forevermore
Forevermore
Forevermore
Forevermore
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2. |
Lost Property
04:24
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We rusted on the beaches
while it was winter in our dreams
You sang icy streams
into the midnight breeze
A faint spectral bridge
with distance seemingly built in
Light shown across
beneath, fish of prey
Repelling pleasure
withdrawing faith
We’re all searching
the same way
Repelling pleasure
withdrawing faith
We’ll find our return
some day
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3. |
The Well
03:35
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This is the afterthought
of argyle patterns in our hearts
Past begins
fraying your ends
Winters pass some of these
the scent of fallen leaves in spring
so it was
with you I’ll cover this mud
A well routed trudge
That day my sense ran off
while walking backwards through
my thoughts
Loaded guns
Darkness undone
And dreams of symmetry
what nature couldn’t be
in time to itself
Reflect and repel
A mirror to the well
But couldn’t see
what was outside measured
equally as deep
Could it be
I was looking for something
that wasn’t me
This is the afterthought
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4. |
Career Enemy
05:00
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Book of Symbols Grand Rapids, Michigan
Describing its complex sound as a “collective vision of orchestrated sound,” Book of Symbols has taken a page or two from ’90s shoegaze, while bringing its eyes up to the new millennium’s shimmering horizon.
- Revue
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