Bones
from Young Volcanoes by Zac Clark
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lyrics
you say, you say, you say: i’m making a mistake.
but i can’t keep my head down any longer
or i fear my neck will break.
these days, these days: even close friends can’t relate.
we’re nothing but neighboring states that fail to communicate.
hey, the lights are changing and i can see my fate:
that when i get my faith back, it might already be too late.
but when we find ourselves alone,
we return to what is in our bones.
with your back to everything that you ever called your own,
something inside will always guide you home.
i’ve been had and i have had more than enough,
by and of the only thing that i have ever really loved.
now a little is too much; all the keys are stuck.
we spent each second with each other; now i shudder when we touch.
i go out searching for more, and find more than i bargained for:
a girl with two different colored eyes
and music leaking through the crack under your door.
the whole apartment singing the horn arrangement for
“ob-la-di, ob-la-da.”
singing how life goes, how life goes..
how life goes
when we find ourselves alone,
we return to what is in our bones.
with your back to everything that you ever called your own,
something inside will always guide you home.
but i can’t keep my head down any longer
or i fear my neck will break.
these days, these days: even close friends can’t relate.
we’re nothing but neighboring states that fail to communicate.
hey, the lights are changing and i can see my fate:
that when i get my faith back, it might already be too late.
but when we find ourselves alone,
we return to what is in our bones.
with your back to everything that you ever called your own,
something inside will always guide you home.
i’ve been had and i have had more than enough,
by and of the only thing that i have ever really loved.
now a little is too much; all the keys are stuck.
we spent each second with each other; now i shudder when we touch.
i go out searching for more, and find more than i bargained for:
a girl with two different colored eyes
and music leaking through the crack under your door.
the whole apartment singing the horn arrangement for
“ob-la-di, ob-la-da.”
singing how life goes, how life goes..
how life goes
when we find ourselves alone,
we return to what is in our bones.
with your back to everything that you ever called your own,
something inside will always guide you home.
credits
from Young Volcanoes,
released November 20, 2012
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Zac Clark Burlington, Vermont
In the midst of traveling the world with Andrew McMahon in the Wilderness supporting the hit self-titled LP, RIAA-certified Gold single "Cecilia and the Satellite," tours with Weezer and Panic! at the Disco as well as appearances on the Today Show and Conan, Zac Clark's released two LPs, the theme song to Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson's TNT show Wake Up Call, and a new LP is on its way in 2018. ... more
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Nov 2012
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