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Ok Town...
02:32
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I think it’s crazy that I’m always coming back to this town
It’s not much better but this other place is bringing me down
Those people suck and I never wanna be that way, oh hey
There’s a dude on the lot who was skating all alone
Fell on his elbow, oh I swear that I could see his bone
Holy shit! pick him up or someone take him home
He got up and showed me his scars from yesterday
Got on his skateboard and escaped into the alleyway
And in the distance he said, “hey thanks man I’m ok”
Still wanna leave here even though I know it isn’t that bad
Leaving some memories and happiness that I once had
This place was cool and I never treated it that way, oh hey
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When I held your hand and you told me not to ever let you go
But I let go my darling because I was a fool my dear
And I don’t know what I would do
Tell me when you’re down
Tell me when you’re next to me
I’m not doing anything at all
Why’d you do this darling
He didn’t love you at all
I once loved you honey
We’re waiting in line at this Urbana house show
And I’m falling in love again
Oh it’s just you and me
Kinda laughing at the fact that we both don’t have anybody
We’re up in your bedroom watching parks and recreation
Oh Ron Swanson, you’re my hero
It was just you and me
Laughing at the stupid things that were inhabiting your T.V.
I think about you my dear
I think of you my dear
Don’t really miss this my dear
I’ll never let you go
I watched the second band thinking to myself
Am I ok right meow
Oh it was you and me
Moshing through a sea of people that were sweating so profusely
I’ll never let you go
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Chunky Barista Chicago, Illinois
punk, some math rock. inspired by donkey kong 64 and coffee
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