1. |
Somebody New
04:37
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2. |
Lady Justice
02:22
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"Lady Justice" Lyrics:
No matter what you do
You're always going to lose
No matter the circles that you belong to
Just know she's coming for you
I know the games that you play
And I've heard the things that you say
Be careful who you choose to run your mouth to
Because she's coming for you
If you were more worth my time
I'd take the burden as mine
But I want no part of what you're turning into
Because she's coming for you
Because she's coming for you
Because she's coming for you
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3. |
Run the Table
03:26
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4. |
Knives Out
03:42
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5. |
More Than Blood
03:19
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6. |
Freaks
03:28
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7. |
Come Back Down
03:22
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8. |
Mantis
03:17
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9. |
Bloody Mary
04:20
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"Bloody Mary" Lyrics:
No man's land, what you understand
Keeping your head underground
And I know, the place where you go
It's the same place I've been killing time
Just in your nature, always drawn to danger
Needing to prove all you're worth
Well, it's never a good idea
To say it three times in the mirror
What will you believe, when there's no one to see
And you're left with the same old ghost
It's not a good way to go
Planets in transit, are pulling like magnets
And circling like birds on a kill
Feeling foolish in sweetness
When it's taken for weakness
Lost in the lure of control
Well, it's never a good idea
To say it three times in the mirror
What will you believe, when there's no one to see
And you're left with the same old ghost
It's not a good way to go
Talking to yourself again
Trying to keep all your breath
Stay in the present tense
Losing yourself again
Oh, it's never a good idea
To say it three times in the mirror
What will you believe, when there's no one to see
And you're left with the same old ghost
Everyone else told you so
Everyone else told you so
Everyone else told you so
It's not a good way to go
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10. |
Some Kind of Stray
04:51
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11. |
Brown Recluse
04:24
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Colin Woltmann Alabama
Woltmann’s songwriting possesses the soft sentimental fury of Elliott Smith with the hazy melancholy and poetic introspection of artists like Nick Drake and Jose Gonzalez. Soothing melodies and raw lyrics paint vivid images that draw you into his introspective world. ... more
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