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Monument
02:29
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Woke up from the harsh reflection
Mounting up and down my windowsill
Another can, another stain
And yet another spill
I try to see the light half-full
It’s just another word for "unfulfilled"
Add another drink onto the ledge
Soon enough I’ll add onto it
It's the closest that I’ll ever get
To some sense of accomplishment
Add another drink onto the ledge
Soon enough I’ll add onto it
It's the closest that I’ll ever get
To having my own monument
Thought if I just
Hung my hopes down low enough
Find a soft spot
Under some line I think I’m above
That way I could
Finally give up all the way
Kill the last nerves
That still let me feel shame
Add another drink onto the ledge
Soon enough I’ll add onto it
It's the closest that I’ll ever get
To some sense of accomplishment
Add another drink onto the ledge
Soon enough I’ll add onto it
It's the closest that I’ll ever get
To having my own monument
Sober eyes
Have shown me
How little I would like to see
Add another drink onto the ledge
Soon enough I’ll add onto it
It's the closest that I’ll ever get
To some sense of accomplishment
Add another drink onto the ledge
Soon enough I’ll add onto it
It's the closest that I’ll ever get
To having my own monument
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2. |
Deathbed Regrets
02:56
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It’s like a found footage horror film
When I think of you
And the ominous score comes in
As you come into view
And I tried my best to see
Some redeeming qualities
Through the broken glass and trust
But its all too much for me
“Can’t be bitter forever”
Is that a bet?
“You know this could kill you”
I’ll live with it
Can’t wait for karma
No faith in God
The high roads become
A place to launch from
Looking at a door
Marked “Forgiveness”
Buried somewhere in my core
But the smell of dead daisies
On the other side for me
Is too much to ignore
“Can’t be bitter forever”
Is that a bet?
“You know this could kill you”
I’ll live with it
Can’t wait for karma
No faith in God
The high roads become
A place to launch from
All I ever think about is a call
That's saying that you’re gone
Would I feel anything at all?
With all you couldn’t forgive
And all you couldn’t forget
Whats another deathbed regret?
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3. |
Truth Changes
03:28
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We reveled in the graves and gardens
And against all better judgement
Said I’d never live without it
Then five years of silence since…
Maybe one day I’ll
Smile about it again
There was no church in the wild
Cackled with our frenzied smiles
Werewolves howlin’ at the moon
Ignoring sunlight coming soon
Shining second thoughts
Onn our naked selves
Showing us the signs
Our pride was somewhere else
Maybe one day ill
Smile about it again
When I don’t feel pain
When the smile ends
We never checked a calendar, We never checked forecasts
“Whats the point; its always hell” and we all laughed
And even though our scars moved on
Even if they didn’t heal
I close my eyes for just one sec
It still feels real
Check in on your friends, or so I’ve heard
It’s been a quiet two-way street
I know you haven’t heard from me
And I don’t know what my point is
Because I’m happy where I live
So why the hell am I
Still staring at that bridge
We never checked a calendar, We never checked forecasts
“Whats the point; its always hell” and we all laughed
And even though our scars moved on
Even if they didn’t heal
I close my eyes for just one sec
It still feels real
Everything changes
Even truth
So why wouldn’t
Everything changes
Even truth
So why wouldn’t
Everything changes
Even if I hate it
Everything changes
Even truth
So why wouldn’t you
I return to the graves and gardens
To make some peace with yesterday
But I never make it past the gate
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