1. |
Running
03:38
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I grab my shoes and they hit the floor
another minute and I'm out that door
no destination, don't know what's in store
I just hit the ground running
running hard, running free
this beating heart riding the breeze
take my soul and set it free
milestones no one knows, only me
only me
I'm still running
I ain't as fast as I was before
my bones are aching and my joints get sore
but I'm uh go and then I go some more
I just gotta keep running
running hard, running free
this beating heart riding the breeze
take my soul and set it free
milestones no one knows, only me
only me
I'm still running
now I'm focused like a laser beam
I wanna run (in) through a stream
I know you may not know just what that means
I've just gotta keep running
running hard, running free
this beating heart riding the breeze
take my soul and set it free
milestones no one knows, only me
only me
I'm still running
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2. |
Sand
03:48
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I know how this all will play
wasted it all and sad it did not stay
warning: nothing here will wait
never know your final meal was ate
time keeps slipping away from me
now we lie in beds we make
sliding this slope, we balance what's at stake
battling with breath we bait
choices derived as we deliminate
time keeps slipping away
never know your final day until it's too late
time keeps slipping away
never know your final day until it's too late
time keeps slipping away
never know your final day
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3. |
Bad Queens
04:09
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a nice night, a knife fight, nihilism is bearing down
a tense twine to wind us tight, we are torn, but tethered now
I'll cut ties that bind in time if I find I've played your clown
a fine time to find red wine upon your white wedding gown
bound together
fight or flight
to the top together or die
a nice night a, a knife fight, nihilism is bearing down
a fine time to find red wine upon your white wedding gown
bound together
fight or flight
to the top together or die
what a nice night for a knife fight
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4. |
IDK
02:52
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glass house, throw stones, first you
knock knock, who's home? intrude.
the ticking clock
a broken lock
I'm changing
I'll break out
I'm waiting........
anticipation builds
past tense, last call, cheap thrills
a curtain call
the order tall
done waiting
dant dant daaahhhhhhhhh
it's too late to die young
I don't know what it's doing to me
I don't know, I don't care
but I like it when you phone home
hive mind, honey, work drone
a monkey paw
solo see-saw
done waiting
dant dant daaaahhhhhh
it's too late to die young
I don't know what it's doing to me
I don't know, I don't care
but I like it!
I hold my own self truths.
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5. |
Lately
04:52
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lately I've been thinkin about you
lately I've been drinkin without you
about you
driving round town with the top down playing our old favorite songs
thinkin way way way back now honey, bout just what went wrong
and later that night a 6 pack had died and then it just hit me like a bong:
I never loved you baby, til you were gone
and now I figured it out
you got another thing
now that I figured it out
you got another thing
nother fling, nother bling, nothin but a chicken wing
baby you moved on
I'm just hashin out the past now thinkin bout all I've done wrong
and now I've figured it out
you got another thing
now that I figured it out
you've got another thing cummin'
you got another thing
lately I've been thinking about you
lately I've been drinking without you, about you
I never want it while I've got it
I kinda think I might be doin it wrong
I never want it while I've got it cause I'm doin it wrong
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Day Gripper Mount Vernon, Ohio
3 Piece melodic punk rock band from Ohio.
Upon reconnecting at the funeral of a
friend, Kyle and Andrew began jamming out the bones of what would eventually become Day Gripper after the later addition of Erik solidified the 3 piece.
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