1. |
Wires Humming
04:09
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Nefarious and noisy
Complications lately
Going to see your family
Is all that I have in my head
Forgotten mister
With somebody's sister
Nobody the wiser
To the darkness that lives within
Whoa oh, whoa oh
Where do we go?
Gone before tomorrow
We've been wasting
Away our days
Unrelenting dreams
a laggard's daydreams
Look at me
The wires are humming
My mind is burning
The world is burning
What the hell can we do?
Whoa oh, oh
Where do we go?
Gone before tomorrow
We've been wasting
Away our days
Unrelenting dreams
a laggard's daydreams
Look at me
Nefarious and noisy (noisy)
Complications lately (lately)
Going to see your family
Is all that I have in my head
Forgotten mister (mister)
Somebody's sister (sister)
Nobody's the wiser
To the darkness that lives within
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2. |
All Around Me
05:17
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I can see, I can see, I can see your eyes
Crawling up and down my sides
Maybe it’s unclear where the water goes
I can see, I can see, I can see your eyes
The water goes into the ground and down the walls below
Washing all the rocks and stones
Maybe it’s unclear where the water goes
I can see, I can see, I can see your eyes
I can see your ecstasy all around me
We have eaten, now we wait for the new day
Maybe it’s not so bad when you think of it
I can see your ecstasy all around me
See the man with his hands travel through the land
Lighting up the sky at night
Maybe it’s unclear where the man he goes
But, see the man with his hands travel through the land
I can see your ecstasy all around me
We have eaten, now we wait for the new day
Maybe it’s not so bad when you think of it
I can see your ecstasy all around me
I can see your ecstasy all around me
We have eaten, now we wait for the new day (ah, ha ha)
Maybe it’s not so bad when you think of it (think of it)
I can see your ecstasy all around me
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3. |
Inside Out
04:35
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Where am I right now?
I cannot pretend
To know where this room starts and
Where it will end
I have a strange feeling
I’ve been here before
Nervously make my way
Across familiar floors
Falling down
And I can’t see ground
Rising up
So I will not drown
Now I’m in a different room
What will I find?
My anxiety is ripping
Through my mind
I turn the door handle
I can’t handle it
Laughing when I can’t get out
My mind begins to split
Falling down
And I can’t see ground
Rising up
So I will not drown
When I’m gone
Will you still be here?
I feel turned
Inside out
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4. |
One More for the Road
04:12
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Falling down on your knees
Can you hear me?
Both of us lie when one of us bleeds
I can’t see you
One more for the road
One of us has to go
Three for me
Two for you
One more for the road
Passions fly and we get high
No more problem
The next day, both of us say
Why are you here?
One more for the road
One of us has to go
Three for me
Two for you
One more for the road
Falling down on your knees
Can you hear me?
Both of us lie when one of us bleeds
I can’t see you
One more for the road
One of us has to go
Three for me
Two for you
One more for the road
One more for the road
One of us has to go
Three for me
Two for you
One more for the road
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Lucas Garrett Queensbury, New York
Lucas Garrett has played professionally for over seven years. His unique song selections is often hard to pin down to a
specific genre, but audiences enjoy themselves. Or, they seem to anyway!
A self-proclaimed "anti-pop song" writer, his songs might not be Top-40, but they're still catchy.
Lucas released his debut EP, "Evening's Come But It's Not Dark," in January of 2017.
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