| Song | Weekend |
| Artist | Aloha |
| Album | Some Echoes |
| Where I go on tomorrow no one knows | |
| The mind is traveling and the body will follows | |
| I forgive what's all around me | |
| I forgive my arms are empty | |
| This is only temporarily so | |
| I could not wait to see her | |
| I could not pass the time | |
| Tried not to get my hopes up | |
| Tried not to call it anything | |
| But I knew from even there | |
| Everyday I have sunshine, thrown into my eyes | |
| Coming home on | |
| Monday A return to structured time | |
| Feels like | |
| I'm going the wrong way | |
| Try to take the feeling with me | |
| My head is full and my hands are empty | |
| This is only temporary | |
| Things that were once in great supply | |
| I have to learn how to survive | |
| Knowing what's all around me | |
| Forgetting the things | |
| I've carried | |
| But I know someday they'll find me | |
| Snaking roads and their brake lights | |
| Every morning it’s good bye | |
| Half the time it's a half-life | |
| Half the year we don't see daylight |
| Where I go on tomorrow no one knows | |
| The mind is traveling and the body will follows | |
| I forgive what' s all around me | |
| I forgive my arms are empty | |
| This is only temporarily so | |
| I could not wait to see her | |
| I could not pass the time | |
| Tried not to get my hopes up | |
| Tried not to call it anything | |
| But I knew from even there | |
| Everyday I have sunshine, thrown into my eyes | |
| Coming home on | |
| Monday A return to structured time | |
| Feels like | |
| I' m going the wrong way | |
| Try to take the feeling with me | |
| My head is full and my hands are empty | |
| This is only temporary | |
| Things that were once in great supply | |
| I have to learn how to survive | |
| Knowing what' s all around me | |
| Forgetting the things | |
| I' ve carried | |
| But I know someday they' ll find me | |
| Snaking roads and their brake lights | |
| Every morning it' s good bye | |
| Half the time it' s a halflife | |
| Half the year we don' t see daylight |