1. |
We Will Never Be Royals
02:33
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You go ahead
He's right behind
He speaks in tongues
You speak your mind
A child of two
A kid to none
He is your daughter
He is your son
Hold your breath
And close your eyes
Prayers are lost
In gray blue skies
He's in everything
He's in everything you own
What does it mean?
When his skins wrapped
Round your bones
She walks alone
Down tired roads
She's speaking clear
You're hearing codes
A child of now
Generation shun
She is your daughter
She is your son
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2. |
Part of You
03:01
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My lucks been traded
Ever jaded
When you're everywhere
I throw convictions in the sky
Blue sky, yeah
These conversations
True frustration
In these times we care
The surface noise that stings my eyes
My eyes, yeah
Well you cut that part of you out
And pretended not to care
And you've sewn up all your self doubt
That bled out everywhere
Almost certain
Closing curtains
Means we're finished here
As second-hand tick stops the clock
Tick-tock, yeah
Names and faces
Are misplace inside
My head I fear
Brainstorm the gates and
Break the locks
The locks, yeah
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Kevin Alban Baltimore, Maryland
I write and record music under my own name, or a "band" name depending on the project. I typically play everything you hear (poorly).
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