1. |
Rather Play Baseball
02:25
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Chest feels heavy
My face is falling off
While my eyes water
And it hurts to see at all
The same footsteps
That have been walked upon
Lead to a dead end trail
And a hopeless broken bond
Smiling to a stranger
Lack of joy hidden on my face
Losing you in the history
One I would love to replace
Having all of the hope
Slip away from me
Turning into the monster we knew
The one you never wanted to be
Chest feels heavy
My face is falling off
While my eyes water
And it hurts to see at all
The same footsteps
That have been walked upon
Lead to a dead end trail
And a hopeless broken bond
Keeping each other close
As time keeps on moving
The actions that you’ve done
Has only left you losing
Drifting away and trying to say
“What has happened to you?”
Trying to stay but only walk away
“There is nothing I could do”
Chest feels heavy
My face is falling off
While my eyes water
And it hurts to see at all
The same footsteps
That have been walked upon
Lead to a dead end trail
And a hopeless broken bond
Chest feels heavy
My face is falling off
While my eyes water
And it hurts to see at all
The same footsteps
That have been walked upon
Lead to a dead end trail
And a hopeless broken bond
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2. |
Anthony's Always Right
02:43
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Fueled on anxiety and indecision
Rooting for your friends on the verge of collision,
Growing pains
Lack of plans
Fun memories of how your story began
Living situations in different cities
Support from parents is 50/50
Finding your voice
Deep within
Hard to be comfortable in your own skin
Some see others living in fear
The ones we don’t talk to cry crocodile tears
Strolling through life
So afraid
Being a nuisance day by day
Over analyze the little thoughts
Second guessing is what we were taught
Gears are turning
No solution
Trying to end your story with a safe conclusion
As we all sing about our different lives
While some of us struggle with passing times
We throw it all away
We still don’t what the future holds
When we’re here we know we’re not alone
Maybe it’ll be ok
Hiding from growth is not a safe bet
Getting choked out by your own safety net
Hard to breath
Shutting your eyes
Trying to find ways to past the time
Schedules get filled and people move
Pouring out your heart like you got something to prove
Sweating through shirts
And the souls of your shoes
Singing with melodies about your broken blues
Time will always move regardless of your wants
Life never stops to fix your broken heart
Emotional pain
Constant aches
Trying to heal from your impulsive mistakes
The moments we lived are hard to beat
But looking back it's no great feat
Pack your bags
Time to go
No more playing at punk rock shows
As we all sing about our different lives
While some of us struggle with passing times
We throw it all away
We still don’t what the future holds
When we’re here we know we’re not alone
Maybe it’ll be ok
As we all sing about our different lives
While some of us struggle with passing times
We got nothing left to say
We still don’t what the future holds
When we’re here we know we’re not alone
It’ll probably be ok
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Sauce On The Side Nashua, New Hampshire
Post-Scooter Punk band based out of Nashua NH. We are like the best Post-Scooter Punk band in like the world.
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