1. |
All We Ever Had
03:19
|
|||
|
It is my deepest desire to writhe in my own empire
To fathom the distinction between the fools and to thwart my invisible enemies
Rocking uncontrollably to mire all the precious things
To insulate the frustrating civilness that kept away my dark side
And love, love, love is all we ever had
The sum of all we were to start out with
Adhesive to the cosmic flow
But you take it away
You take it away
It is my deepest desire to writhe in my own empire
To fathom the distinction between the fools and to thwart my invisible enemies
Penetrating the restricted domain of deepest urges
To stock away the drum that beats the inner darkness of my ego
And love, love, love is all we ever had
The sum of all we were to start out with
Adhesive to the cosmic flow
But you take it away
You take it away
I hope you are happy
You have done so well
Pleased to see undoubted success
Good luck
Fuuuuuuuuuuuuck you
|
||||
2. |
The Obediant People
11:29
|
|||
|
Have you seen the obedient people?
All lined up in black and white
No sense of wrong or right
All the people that I control
Like a young man getting old
Who won’t get any sleep tonight
Have you seen the obedient people?
Confused and used
They got nothing left to lose
All the people in my mind
Trapped before, counting up time
All the people as they wave goodbye to you
Countless numbers coming closer
Every inch for every eye
Gonna make damn sure this gets started
Watch them all as they die
Have you seen the obedient people?
Carrying my memories from the past
Like a dream that always lasts
Come all, a place to hide
Better get warm, better get inside
The obedient people are all I have to surpass
Countless numbers coming closer
Devils and gods of them all
Gonna make damn sure they go all the way
Watch them all as they fall
I was so high then
I thought I was King Kong
His bedroom was New York City
His sock was an arena
People were gathering
To savor their destruction
Don't need to be high for this
Don't need to be high to see this
And that's when I was King Kong
|
||||
3. |
Big Brother
06:00
|
|||
|
Big Brother is the one to chose
He's got a lot to prove
He's got nothing to lose
Big Brother gonna take you
Gonna make you
Gonna take you
Gonna grab you and become you
|
||||
4. |
I Got Bored
07:05
|
|||
|
I’m flattered your memory served you so well
And I made it to the ranks of your affection
But I’ve been thinking these days, I guess
And I guess I was never one to believe resurrection
Don’t you understand?
I’ve already got a plan
You were cute for a girl
But me I’m just a man
So I thought you should know
Even though I know I'm slow
I’ve always had a plan
I’m assuming you wanted me to think
That your breakdown was supposed to mean something
It was clever and it was well choreographed
But I guess I was always made to play the monster
Don’t you understand?
I’ve already got a plan
You were cute for a girl
But me I’m just a man
So I thought you should know
Even though I know I'm slow
I’ve always had a plan
Maybe I can flatter you if the mood should set me to
We can celebrate me finally coming around
I looked around but there was no climax
I felt all your tears and my hands never got wet
Don’t you understand?
I’ve already got a plan
You were cute for a girl
But me I’m just a man
So I thought you should know
Even though I know I'm slow
I’ve always had a plan
|
||||
No Time To Think Buffalo
From douchey solo acoustic to doucheier experimental music that should illegal to make to begin with... I lost my train of
thought.
How to describe Seamus (said douchebag)... A liberal yahoo who thinks crypto currency is dumb but loves Arby's.
... more
No Time To Think recommends:
Atypical Juxtaposition (02/2011)
by Symphonic Electronix (SYMPHELEX)
Made by a friend of mine from high school, fuckin kicks
go to albumIf you like No Time To Think, you may also like:
Nothing As It Seems
by Street Rat
The sophomore album from former session musician Imraan Paleker highlights his modern soul, alt-rock, jazz, and electronic sensibilities.
go to album
Wildly uncategorizable music from Cardiff full of fat synths, blissful vocal harmonies and hard-hitting beats.
go to album
Psych-rock that finds the balance between expansive dreaminess and driving energy.
go to album
Stripped-back songs built around haunting minor-key melodies, with suitably skeletal piano or guitar backdrops.
go to album
Stuffed & Ready
by Cherry Glazerr
Clementine Creevy transmogrifies her punky sound into glossy indie rock for Cherry Glazerr's third LP.
go to album
