1. |
Break Your Back
05:47
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Take me out
To the edge of the land
Where the pavement turns to sand
And the sea breaks its back
When you find yourself alone
And all your friends have quit or laid down or died
It's time for you to stand up
And break you back
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2. |
Teeth
04:28
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When your head on the wall
Paint your face on the crowd because you know that you're the one
You are the one and you'll be there
When your head is on the wall you'll be there
Paint your teeth on the crowd because you know that you're the one (that we don't want)
We will we will win again
Take your teeth and we'll put them on the wall
On the wall.
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3. |
He Speak Bird
05:04
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You were born in a sawtooth
Lived outside for your first ten years
You stood up straight, spoke out
Even when you don't know what to say
But that's alright,
You were speaking bird anyway.
You are what you're made of.
You are what you are.
Thrown under the bus so many times before
You've got thick skin it's made of wood
You stood up straight, spoke out
Even when you don't know what to say
But that's alright,
You were speaking bird anyway
You are what you're made of.
You are what you are.
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4. |
Crowns
03:08
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All the crowns are out
The crowns are down
See the thieves lined up below
And they're ready to storm the gates
All the crowns are out
Their domes are shining
All the kings are lined up on the rails
With their shovels
Ready for snakes
They say
Show us your heart
Show us what you're made of
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