1. |
Iota (Angel Olsen Cover)
04:28
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If only all our memories were one
we only had to blink and it was done
If all the world could see it with one eye
in perfect color to the perfect sky
If only we could turn ourselves around
and all the things we're looking for were found
If only we grew wiser with each breath
If only we could dance our way to death
If only all our dreams were coming true
maybe there'd be some time for me and you
If only all the world could sing along
in perfect rhythm to the perfect song
If only all our hopes were to be here
We'd just close our eyes when we'd want to disappear
If only all the love we needed was gained
and if it was good it'd always stay that way
We'd close our doors and then we'd go to bed
We'd never have to do it all again
There wouldn't be one thing to fight about
and time would turn our bodies inside out
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2. |
Pound For Pound
04:19
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I could take a breather
walk it off
turn around to see you
duck into the bodega
down the block
from our apartment.
It's a kind of bruising
every night
turn around to see you
looking down
at whatever's in your hands
or in your pocket.
Day for day, pound for pound
hook for hook you never
let them down.
You can call it what you want.
We could drive to Long Branch
for the day
take the couch at my sister's
tell her that everything is going fine
and we're still talking.
Back into the city
take the couch
turn around to see you
looking up
at the cranes above
the brand new buildings downtown.
Day for day, pound for pound
hook for hook you never
let them down.
You can call it what you want.
We can call it what we want.
We can call it
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