1. |
Heart on Your Sleeve
03:37
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We watch as the cars go by
through the window the headlights shine in your eyes
we talk and we laugh and we joke
we kiss and we know we're both broke
I wear my heart on my sleeve just a bit
and you wear your heart on your sleeve when you drink
the glass on the table is empty
let's fill it again and not worry
'cause your eyes are starting to dry
and outside it's starting to come down
let's give ourselves license to drink
let's do what we want and not think
let's walk in the cold
and freeze to the bones
get home and be all alone
we can go anywhere
we can do anything
I give you my heart on paper
it's funny that I think I can save her
let's wake up late 'cause you don't feel right
and I've been sick for a week
oh, let's give ourselves license to get drunk
let's do what we want and not get stuck
you're eyes are starting to dry
and outside it's starting to come down
let's give ourselves license to drink
let's do what we want and not think
let's walk in the cold
and freeze to the bones
get home and be all alone.
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2. |
Two-Bit
03:24
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yeah. hey.
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3. |
Valentine
02:10
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I don't need a valentine
I just want you to be mine
I don't need a valentine
I don't need a valentine
and now I wanna' go home
I want you to come with me
I wanna' go home
I wanna' go home
I don't need a valentine
to tell me what is mine
I don't need a valentine
I know what's mine
and I wanna' go home
I want you to come with me
I wanna' go home
I wanna' go home
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4. |
Scissors
04:40
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Dig some scissors into your arm
and burn your skin
to show that you are not afraid of pain
and I know that you are not afraid
dig some scissors into your arms
and burn your skin
you are killing me with this
some intervention
a great idea
dig some scissors into your arms
and burn your skin
to show that you are not afraid of pain
and I know...
I know that you are not afraid
some intervention
a great idea
let's go get some tattoos
'cause it doesn't hurt much more than cutting yourself
and you might see what we all see
you're beautiful and perfectly picturesque
let's go get some tattoos
'cause it doesn't hurt much more than cutting yourself
you are a work of art
and perfectly picturesque.
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5. |
So Soon
01:49
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6. |
Police Beat (Bazzz)
03:49
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7. |
Most Popular City
06:11
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Everything we do
we do freely
the underdog we love to be
from the most popular city these days
that gave us our scene
but the protective arm was lifted
and I don't support it
but I've been a part of it
and I know this cold
and I know this time
and I know this winter
and I know this city well
what can I do
with nothing to do
in the most popular city these days
that gave us our scene
and everything we do
we do freely
the underdog we love to be
from the most popular city these days
that gave us our scene
but the protective arm was lifted
half the things I do
aren't half as good as you
and I know this cold
and I know this time
and I know this winter
and I know this city well
what can I do
with nothing to do
...without much help from you
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Chris Broach Chicago, Illinois
Chris Broach is a lifelong musician... a member of Braid, The Firebird Band, SNST, L'Spaerow, The Blakhiv and more.
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