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I don't know why I'm sad
I don't know why I'm crying
I'm sorry but I don't think I woke up until tenth grade
I'm trying to throw everything back into place
I don't know where my head's at
I don't know why I'm lying
I'm sorry but I think my rational mood turned off
I'm still trying to find the switch
I think I'll stay in my dungeon
I think I'll stay in my dungeon
'til I'm safe to be around
I think I'll hide in the offscreen
I think I'll hide in the offscreen
I don't want to drag you down
I don't know why I'm scared
Swear there's no need for prying
I'm sorry but I would have figured it out by now
If it was something that made sense
I don't know why I'm bored
Why I feel like I'm dying
Why I want to burn my hair to the scalp
And fail every class that I'm in
I think I'll stay in my dungeon
I think I'll stay in my dungeon
'til I'm safe to be around
I think I'll hide in the offscreen
I think I'll hide in the offscreen
I don't want to drag you down
I don't know why I'm like this
Really sorry I'm like this
I know you deserve better
For being so perfectly good
You don't owe me forgiveness
You don't owe me your kindness
But you still treat me like
I have something to be understood
I think I'll stay in my dungeon
I think I'll stay in my dungeon
'til I'm safe to be around
I think I'll hide in the offscreen
I think I'll hide in the offscreen
I don't want to drag you down
I don't want to drag you down
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Landline
03:05
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You grew up somewhere far away
Didn’t recognize the good old days
Till you felt their passing winds fly in your hair
Spend every day trying to pull back up
The remnants of the parts you loved
While the rest of us see nothing’s even there
I’m too young
To feel so old
And I’m so tired
Of being told
Well the broken record repeats itself as CD’s get moved off the shelf
But you only listen to your vinyl tones
So much has changed between now and then
Will you finally hear the future when it calls you up on a landline phone?
And I know you hate the teenage screams
Of raw, cathartic energy
They remind you there’s still problems left to solve
And I know you’ll be gone before the flood
Comes to consume the rest of us
But that doesn’t leave you guiltless when you’re gone
Well the broken record repeats itself as CD’s get moved off the shelf
But you only listen to your vinyl tones
So much has changed between now and then
Will you finally hear the future when it calls you up on a landline phone?
Value is not determined by how much someone has seen
Through their clouded broken glasses or their cable TV screens
I finally see a way out of the violence you’ve ignored
But you won’t open the door
You won’t open the door
Well the broken record repeats itself as CD’s get moved off the shelf
But you only listen to your vinyl tones
So much has changed between now and then
Will you finally hear the future when it calls you up on a landline phone?
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Artifacts
03:07
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Evil
02:58
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Nebulas
03:26
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Skyler Foley Virginia
Skyler Foley is a Northern Virginia based singer-songwriter. She is also sooooo funny and can beat anyone at skee ball and at Livin La Vida Loca on Just Dance 4 (even you danny) AND she makes a MEAN carrot cake.
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