1. |
The Plans
01:45
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I can see you're anxious to meet your maker
Go if you must, but you're seeking the equivocator
Go to Zion, it's under your control
It's not LA that built a dirty wall
And it's not LA that lets Its angels fall
If you think that some were never meant to die
Aw, baby, there's nothing I can do to guide you the rest of your life
There is no one who witnessed the fall of Rome
Only fools who read collapsing tomes
Born to fade just like noble robes
All old Idols have turned to coal
But their skin was clay when the sand dunes rolled
And when they lit up they just blackened up the land
And the idols were left as mere soot upon our hands
Until we washed ourselves clean of their plans
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2. |
#1 Hit
02:31
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3. |
Round the Block
03:00
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Just like the summer
felt you coming round real slow
Just like a mystic
you were naked in the cove
You told me you had secrets
and I followed you inside
My feet above Golgotha
While you robed yourself in night
gonna be the death of me...
Or I'll just keep driving round the block
She got some gall
yes she got bandits at her side
holds me up in Texas
then she's wishing me goodbye
She gets up on that horse
Oh baby how she rides!
Off to Kansas City
Off to take another life
Gonna be the death of me...
Or I'll just keep driving round the block
I saw you barefoot
strolling down Cadbury lane
You smirked at me
and then you took me to the gates
Lead me to your garden babe
And prove that I'm alive
I've heard so many stories
Oh tell me one more time
Gonna be the death of me...
Or I'll just keep driving around the block
Baby I'm waiting
yes I'm dreaming all the time
You got your mysteries
and baby I got mine
Yes I'm just a hopeful
But I'm not that bad a guy
It's dawn to take my chances
Let me near you, We'll survive
Gonna be the death of me...
Or I'll just keep driving round the block
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4. |
It's Poppy!
02:42
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5. |
Caroline
03:29
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6. |
Will You Lean on Me
02:47
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Will you lean on me,
If your cards drift away
And your left in the night
With no light on the way?
Will you lean on me
When you bury your head
And your tables of silk
Have Turned to piles of debt?
Will you lean on me
When they come to the farm
And their suits are untouched
By the dirt in your lawn?
I’d lean on you
Will you lean on me
When the phone doesn't ring
When you thought that the winter
Was finally spring
But it's not, this you know
It has always been cold
And you never shall cede
All the cards that you hold
For you clutched them so white
As the creditors came
And plucked them from
Each little finger the same
I’d lean on you
Will you lean on me
when you've exhausted your fame
And the sisters from mass
Shake their heads at your pain
Will you lean on me
when your deputies call
After weeks in the morgue
And say none was resolved
Will you lean on me
When your letters arrive
From Amherst and Forbes
And say you were denied
I’d lean on you
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The Jesuits Long Beach, California
Asa Mazor-Freedman, Marcos Mena, Dylan Knight, Corbin Martinez, and Robert Mantz
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