1. |
Hopes Up
03:56
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[Instrumental]
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2. |
Red Light
02:31
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Walking through the crowded street
"What does she think of me?"
There's no way she's looking
Surely everyone can see, her eyes
Her eyes, looking right through me
Her eyes, looking through her eyes
Her eyes, looking right through me
When she speaks to other guys
She looks so enthralled
I'd be thrilled if I could–
If I could get a response at all
At all, get a response at all
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3. |
Subside
02:54
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I can't keep pretending
I can only for so long
Spent so much of my time
Trying to like that song
I feel my voice getting weak
Now I can hardly speak
I wish I could say
What's really on my mind
Maybe I will in time
I try to keep it all to myself
Afterall, it is my fault
I only had an opinion
Only had a thought
I try to think of what to say
Does it always have to be this way?
This time I'll say
What's really on my mind
Maybe I will this time
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4. |
No Questions, No Answers
02:47
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This is your chance
To show the people
What you're made of
Spent so much time
On the formula
It's extremely fragile
Fit to the mold
We wouldn't want you
To stray too far now
Follow the path
Before you
No question
No answers
Nowhere to go but down
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5. |
What I've Done
02:42
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At times I wonder if this is going anywhere
Or if it's worth chasing after
If I've hurt you could you please let me be aware
Of what I've done?
Sunday morning – I patiently wait for your reply
But I don't think it's coming anytime
If I've hurt you could you please let me be aware
Of what I've done?
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Short Bus London, Ontario
I make music in my parent's basement.
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