1. |
Conflict Comedown
03:44
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Get your gas masks on now
Get your ears down to the ground
Have a war define my life
Don't let voices dissent the lies
Rest on laurels, I don't mind
Don't let nameless steal your strides
Tiny bombs fall from your eyes
City slickers steal my time
Polygraph whiplash my spine
Damaged speakers sour shine
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2. |
Pyro
02:41
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There's that wall again
Reminding me I'm just a friend
'Cause it ain't hard for me to fan the flames
And when I lose myself, I lose my games
There's that wall again
Treat me like a hooligan
'Cause it ain't hard for me to fan the flames
And when I lose myself, I lose my games
No it ain't hard for me to drag you through the flames
'Cause when you lose yourself, I forget your name
You're more exciting in my head
No it ain't hard
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3. |
Bookends
03:23
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Obligation when you need the option
Occupation when you need the freedom
I can't help you solve all of your problems
Watch your back when silence turns to boredom
Maybe my shelter
Maybe my leisure
Maybe a hammock
Maybe a sunny day
Broke your heart in two
Backpedal
Maybe my habbit
Maybe my reason
Could have been tragic
No more sunny days
Broke your heart too soon
Backpaddle
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4. |
Retrofit
03:18
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Not the time nor the place
Trite lies set the pace
You're gonna work tonight
The appointed time
We won't waste
Trite lies set the pace tonight
We find ourselves on new missions abroad
We're collecting our slaves
I hope it works for you
And when you're riding high on their backs
like the crest of a wave
I'm so glad it works for you
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5. |
Second Base
03:17
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Joy divides when hearts collide
So blessed to be they drag the feet
Baby if spies know what we know
Maybe we'll watch the skies explode
Baby the thieves know what we know
So take me to watch the skies explode
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Black Book Norfolk, Virginia
Black Book is:
Matt Hobson - bass, vocals
Adam Parcell - drums
Zack Allen - guitar, vocals
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