1. |
Universe City
04:17
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Show me everything before this time walks on by
As I balance here in between you and a dream
Don't let me down
You swore to me we'd find
A new way out
Of that same old grind
Tell me nothing more but how to stand when I'm out that door
If it's not too much would you cure my blindness with your touch
Don't let me down
You swore to me we'd find
A new way out
Of that same old grind
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2. |
Starchild
03:24
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Sharin lunch with every young boy's dream
(A situation that might seem so clear)
After all we all know
Just how far you'd go to show you don't care
So show me
The life you lead
In between the internet and the streets
We cross paths about once everyday
And now I feel the urge to say, "Hey, I've seen your work.."
How did it start, and were you always sure?
That this disease with no cure would be your employer
Could it be
That your too free
It's too much for me
Oh, your poor family
I'd love to see
The deleted scenes
And the life in between
The internet and the streets
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3. |
I Like All the Space
02:44
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4. |
Rubberjuice Man
05:35
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Rubberjuice man, doin everything that he can
A tool in the hand of the market place man
Living just to be
Part of a society
Providing every night
For his loving family
Rubberjuice man, could you help us out? Lend a hand
It's in high demand. So where is it that you, that you stand
Don't we've got the plan
Thank you once again
Now we've got it goin
When we're getting low
We'll be sure to let you know it
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5. |
Oh My Gracious
02:30
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I don't got no dollars
I don't got no sense
I left all my white collars
In the back of your benz
But I see all the colors
While all you dimes are spent
To tell the truth, I've got no clue as to what's next
And if we choose we could just move out to the west
I don't got no dollars
I don't got no sense
You've got your leash and collar
I'll be on the fence
And you'll thank God for hours
For every last cent
To tell the truth, we're just two folks in a mess
And if we choose we could just move out of the west
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