1. |
David Jones Is Dead
01:37
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Give me something, help me please
I’m feeling sick and ill at ease
Cause lately it’s been on my mind
It’s something that I thought I’d left behind
Cause David Jones is dead
It’s ringing in my head
And tell me does it hurt you too?
And maybe you think about me when you’re blue?
Wherever you are
Wish upon a falling star
Did you put the record on
Did you sing your favorite song
On lonely karaoke nights
Underneath the flickering barroom lights
Cause David Jones is dead
It’s ringing in my head
And all the while I think of you
And maybe you are thinking about me too
Wherever you are
Wish upon a falling star
Wherever you are
Wish upon a falling star
Wherever you are
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2. |
Dear Angeline
03:00
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Dear Angeline, where do you go
When the night is cloudy and fire’s low
Bored and jaded, under-satiated
Dear Angeline, I wanna know
Dear Angeline, how does it feel
When try as you might you just can’t strike that deal
Poor little sorrow scratching at the window
Dear Angeline, those wounds don’t heal
I know it’s not your fault
Slow down, don’t get involved
I know it’s such a part of you
Dear Angeline, straighten your face
You know I got no style and I got no grace
And I won’t judge ya for cracking under pressure
Dear Angeline, no need to plead your case to me
I know it’s not your fault
Slow down, don’t get involved
I know it’s such a part of you
And when the night is cold
I’m calling out to you, Angeline
Dear Angeline, give it a rest
There ain’t nothing wrong with second best
Call to me Angeline, my heart belongs to you
Angeline
Angeline
Angeline
Angeline
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3. |
I'm Not the Only One
03:12
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Down on easy street
Where I’d like to be
There’s a little space
A special time and place, you know
I’m not the only one who’s on a one-way trip
I’m not the only rat to flee this sinking ship
I’m not the only one, so tell me what’s the deal
With you
At the edge of town
When the sun goes down
In the fading light
Make our move tonight, you know
I’m not the only one who’s on a one-way trip
I’m not the only rat to flee this sinking ship
I’m not the only one, so tell me what’s the deal
There’s no waiting 'til tomorrow
We burned that bridge back home today
And where we’re going they can’t follow anyway
Now the time has come
And what’s done is done
Put it all on black
There’s no turning back, you know
I’m not the only one who’s on a one-way trip
I’m not the only rat to flee this sinking ship
I’m not the only one, so tell me what’s the deal
I’m not the only one, so tell me what’s the deal
What's the deal with you
What's the deal with you
What's the deal with you
What's the deal with you
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4. |
Hear Me (Bonus Track)
03:03
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You’re the one who holds the candle
You’re the one who carries it all
A little more than you can handle
Don’t look down and you might not fall
Do you not hear me when I
Do you not hear me when I
Do you not hear me when I call?
Call
I know your head is aching
You've been beating it against the wall
Can’t help but feel frustrated
To call the game a draw
Do you not hear me when I
Do you not hear me when I
Do you not hear me when I call?
Call
Open the lock
Don’t lose the key
Don’t turn it off
Do you not hear me?
Do you not hear me when I
Do you not hear me when I
Do you not hear me when I
Do you not hear me when I
Do you not hear me when I
Do you not hear me when I
Do you not hear me when I call?
Call
Do you not hear me when I call?
Do you not hear me when I call?
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