1. |
Tortoise and the Hare
02:37
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Are you ready?
Well get set
Your life will be starting
Are you ready?
Well get set
You're late with to long recharging
The tortoise and the hare
can only dream to compare
the race was never even fair
so you're 20
well get set
your life will be spent overworking
so you're 50
well get set
your health is slowly departing
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2. |
Fire and Wolves
02:19
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I'm blinded by rain and searching for midnight
Waiting for Summer to fall and bring with it the end of it all
I'm blinded by pain I'm needing a satellite
Lead my away to the sun, partying always sounds fun
No fire no wolves will take this from me
No fire no wolves
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3. |
My Day Was Really Shit
01:29
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Down and out I'm out of luck
Nothing left to get unstuck
Drinking life from a dead man's cup
Which way is really up
Bone has healed but I feel the cut
Step outside but I cannot run
So I fall and look at the sun
Which way is even up
My day
My day was really shit and
it will never end
my day is really shit and
Where's the weekend?
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