1. |
Shakers
04:00
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I knew you when you were a runner
Moving like a blue bird all summer
Shaking off the bad ones, hanging on
She looks like a new girl, no wonder
I knew where you grew from, one day I won't
Someday can't come sooner
Ache my watch don't know
Shaking off the bad shots, betting on
She looks like the new world, no wonder
No one knows how low we lay
Shakers shaking so as they age
Someone locks the door, someone lets me out
In a van, in the back seat
Driven somewhere by somebody
Someone locks the door, someone locks the door
I knew you when you were a gunner
Singing like a siren all summer
Shaking off the sure shots, running from
You are the brave new world, you'll suffer
No one knows how low we lay
Shakers shaking so as they age
Someone locks the door, someone lets me out
In a van, in the back seat
Driven somewhere by somebody
Someone locks the door, someone locks the door
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2. |
The Devil Reached Out
02:53
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The Devil reached out
It wasn't long before he bent my ear
Words went lost in song, words went lost in song
The Devil reached out
I touched his hand, I touched his hand
Would've waved him on
But he'll be around again
The Devil reached out
His smile was warm, his smile was warm
A shadow of a doubt
I can't make out the form
I barely feel it now
But I know it's there somehow
The Devil reached out
The Devil reached out
The Devil reached out
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