1. |
Love The Feeling
01:56
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It's good to be back home.
I'm tired of running from things just to get back home.
That's right, we got it.
I like the way that we got it going so smooth.
This way's getting old.
Always do what you're told and don't be so bold.
You gotta love the feeling.
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2. |
Strong Love
02:52
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I know you share your touch so I can feel.
You don't ask for all that much.
Can I sweeten the deal?
I know you share your insight so I can see.
Is this going the way you've planned,
or do you wanna change everything on me?
You know I will.
Grab a hold of strong love 'cause heartache's a bitch.
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3. |
Get Up!
02:17
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Cover your ears. Don't listen. They're gonna take full control.
Pick yourself up and get well.
Find your strength, put this son of a bitch through hell.
Have they finally broken you down?
Get Up! Get Up! Get Up! Get Up!
You gotta break away from this scene.
Don't get wrecked. Find your act and get clean.
We wish you well.
Did they finally bury you in the ground?
Get Up! Get Up! Get Up! Get Up!
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4. |
Rain Check
02:29
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Wasted : drop to the floor.
His paycheques went up his nose.
Dirty and raggy clothes.
A shit dad lost his wife and his son.
Wasted : doesn't give a damn.
He's one lonely man.
Mindcheck : rotten and blown.
Raincheck : these birds have flown.
He's wasted, and he'll be damned.
He's one lonely man.
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5. |
What We're Worth
03:58
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Sensing the petulance
Like losing one's innocence
Do they ever get what they deserve?
Losing a sense of self
Like trying to be someone else
Do we ever get what we deserve?
Idle minds: a worthless pit
But baby, that's just it
What do we really deserve?
Wasn't nothing anyway
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