1. |
Waa-Haa!
03:08
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Kickdrum to Polly
Thought I heard you speak
Kickdrum to Polly
But all my words are too weak
And I know, I know
What at all to do?
Yeah I know, I know
How to get to you
'Cause I’m not leaving
‘Till you tell me that
I’m going to be okay
Baby strides for the rest of our lives
Or until the break of day
When it’s time I’ll go without a fight
Or until I hear you say “no.”
Kickdrum and Polly
That’s what it’s always been, yeah
Kickdrum and Polly
But where the fuck have you been?
And I know, I know
That I should be sorry
And I know, I know
That you’ve moved on already
And I’m not leaving
Until you tell me that
I’m going to be okay
Baby strides for the rest of our lives
Or until the break of day
When it’s time
I’ll go without a fight
Or until I hear you say “no.”
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2. |
I Don't Mind
02:59
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Some days I feel I should run away
Sometimes the signs are just hard to find
Can’t seem to get my head on straight
You know that I, that I don’t mind
Yeah I’m alive, yeah I’m alive
Yeah I’m alright, yeah I’m alright
Come close and cut the rope that binds
Yeah I’m alive, yeah I’m alive
yeah I’m alright, yeah I’m alright
Come close and cut the rope that binds
Some days I feel I should run away
Sometimes the signs are just hard to find
Can’t seem to get my head on straight
You know that I, that I don’t mind
Yeah I’m alive, yeah I’m alive
yeah I’m alright, yeah I’m alright
Come close and cut the rope that binds
Yeah I’m alive, yeah I’m alive
yeah I’m alright, yeah I’m alright
Come close and cut the rope that binds
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