Faretheewell Lyrics

Days tumble down the same

Warm people begin to change

Either in a plaster birdcage

Or the heavy tide of age

Maybe you'll get your load out

By a reaching of a glance

Even if you gave someone the chance

They'll just nod, but did they really understand

My well-being is the oppression of stranger's lives

Children cobalt mines, or avocado genocide

On Mexican butterflies or the individual factory minds

Peer-pressured vets in newsprint bed lines

And it comes and goes for weeks or breaths

Thoughts splashing around your head

Old friends getting older and someday dead

Loneliness is a bible black night in the end

How do I start, where do I explain

About the sorrow inside or the charms of pain

Holding someone's name then throwing it away

A moment to talk then walk away in shame

So good-bye Max, Elijah, and Juan

I must be just droning on and on

I could fall asleep as a rock n' roll star

Or maybe I just pushed myself to far

Just say good-bye

I will swallow the pill and follow just the same

So I say to you ain't it shame

That someone could give their love

And all you do is just cause each other pain

Somehow there will always be room for me

Even when I'm departing, taking my solemn leave

Those hopeful moments was just a little dream

Scabbing everyone with a Cheshire memory