| Song | No Time Flat |
| Artist | Kevin Devine |
| Album | Split The Country, Split The Street |
| Download | Image LRC TXT |
| 作曲 : Devine | |
| Your skin's in my mouth, | |
| but I'm thinkin' about | |
| thousands of things | |
| That don't got your name. | |
| So, I'm distant and weird; | |
| we stop and you're all ears. | |
| But how can I say, | |
| "I've just been thinking how it's harder every year | |
| to find excuses that'll keep me in the clear; | |
| the arbitrary lines I impress in the sand, | |
| the proof that piles in my trash can | |
| while the skin on my hands is looking older every day. | |
| The lies I've told have turned to leather on my face. | |
| The love I've lost has turned to needles in my heart. | |
| But I'm to blame for all the bad parts. | |
| They're the choices I've made, hey hey." | |
| That's when I turn my face away, | |
| and I watch the debates. Now, I can't see see straight | |
| Take abortion away, and both sides are just the same, | |
| so I'm not sure why I vote, | |
| 'cause I just don't know | |
| what difference it makes. | |
| It seems to me we get the same shit from them both. | |
| Reform don't work; I think it's time we tried revolt, | |
| but I don't got the guts to jump up and go first, | |
| so I just shout until my throat hurts, | |
| and I curse and I curse | |
| at what we ****ed up in Iraq. | |
| You say support the troops; I do. | |
| I want them all brought back, | |
| and every building that you bombed raised from the ground. | |
| And pull your contractors the **** out. | |
| If you really go and reinstate the draft, | |
| you'll straight away just split the country straight in half, | |
| so try arresting everyone who sends their draft cards back. | |
| I'll be returning mine in no time flat. | |
| In a sense we're the same, | |
| struggling to save face. | |
| It's a question of scope: | |
| how far you're willing to go | |
| to make rights of your wrongs, | |
| despite the risk involved. | |
| It's a question of faith, | |
| 'Cause if we wait until we've all been burned to ash | |
| to tell the truth about the shit buried in our past, | |
| we'll split a taxi to that firepit way down south. | |
| So, let's rise up and open our mouths. | |
| 'Cause you remind me that it's harder every year | |
| to find excuses that'll keep me in the clear; | |
| the arbitrary lines I impress in the sand, | |
| the proof that piles in my trash can. | |
| And if you really go and reinstate the draft, | |
| you'll straight away just split the country straight in half, | |
| so try arresting everyone who sends their draft cards back. | |
| I'll be returning mine in no time flat. |
| zuo qu : Devine | |
| Your skin' s in my mouth, | |
| but I' m thinkin' about | |
| thousands of things | |
| That don' t got your name. | |
| So, I' m distant and weird | |
| we stop and you' re all ears. | |
| But how can I say, | |
| " I' ve just been thinking how it' s harder every year | |
| to find excuses that' ll keep me in the clear | |
| the arbitrary lines I impress in the sand, | |
| the proof that piles in my trash can | |
| while the skin on my hands is looking older every day. | |
| The lies I' ve told have turned to leather on my face. | |
| The love I' ve lost has turned to needles in my heart. | |
| But I' m to blame for all the bad parts. | |
| They' re the choices I' ve made, hey hey." | |
| That' s when I turn my face away, | |
| and I watch the debates. Now, I can' t see see straight | |
| Take abortion away, and both sides are just the same, | |
| so I' m not sure why I vote, | |
| ' cause I just don' t know | |
| what difference it makes. | |
| It seems to me we get the same shit from them both. | |
| Reform don' t work I think it' s time we tried revolt, | |
| but I don' t got the guts to jump up and go first, | |
| so I just shout until my throat hurts, | |
| and I curse and I curse | |
| at what we ed up in Iraq. | |
| You say support the troops I do. | |
| I want them all brought back, | |
| and every building that you bombed raised from the ground. | |
| And pull your contractors the out. | |
| If you really go and reinstate the draft, | |
| you' ll straight away just split the country straight in half, | |
| so try arresting everyone who sends their draft cards back. | |
| I' ll be returning mine in no time flat. | |
| In a sense we' re the same, | |
| struggling to save face. | |
| It' s a question of scope: | |
| how far you' re willing to go | |
| to make rights of your wrongs, | |
| despite the risk involved. | |
| It' s a question of faith, | |
| ' Cause if we wait until we' ve all been burned to ash | |
| to tell the truth about the shit buried in our past, | |
| we' ll split a taxi to that firepit way down south. | |
| So, let' s rise up and open our mouths. | |
| ' Cause you remind me that it' s harder every year | |
| to find excuses that' ll keep me in the clear | |
| the arbitrary lines I impress in the sand, | |
| the proof that piles in my trash can. | |
| And if you really go and reinstate the draft, | |
| you' ll straight away just split the country straight in half, | |
| so try arresting everyone who sends their draft cards back. | |
| I' ll be returning mine in no time flat. |
| zuò qǔ : Devine | |
| Your skin' s in my mouth, | |
| but I' m thinkin' about | |
| thousands of things | |
| That don' t got your name. | |
| So, I' m distant and weird | |
| we stop and you' re all ears. | |
| But how can I say, | |
| " I' ve just been thinking how it' s harder every year | |
| to find excuses that' ll keep me in the clear | |
| the arbitrary lines I impress in the sand, | |
| the proof that piles in my trash can | |
| while the skin on my hands is looking older every day. | |
| The lies I' ve told have turned to leather on my face. | |
| The love I' ve lost has turned to needles in my heart. | |
| But I' m to blame for all the bad parts. | |
| They' re the choices I' ve made, hey hey." | |
| That' s when I turn my face away, | |
| and I watch the debates. Now, I can' t see see straight | |
| Take abortion away, and both sides are just the same, | |
| so I' m not sure why I vote, | |
| ' cause I just don' t know | |
| what difference it makes. | |
| It seems to me we get the same shit from them both. | |
| Reform don' t work I think it' s time we tried revolt, | |
| but I don' t got the guts to jump up and go first, | |
| so I just shout until my throat hurts, | |
| and I curse and I curse | |
| at what we ed up in Iraq. | |
| You say support the troops I do. | |
| I want them all brought back, | |
| and every building that you bombed raised from the ground. | |
| And pull your contractors the out. | |
| If you really go and reinstate the draft, | |
| you' ll straight away just split the country straight in half, | |
| so try arresting everyone who sends their draft cards back. | |
| I' ll be returning mine in no time flat. | |
| In a sense we' re the same, | |
| struggling to save face. | |
| It' s a question of scope: | |
| how far you' re willing to go | |
| to make rights of your wrongs, | |
| despite the risk involved. | |
| It' s a question of faith, | |
| ' Cause if we wait until we' ve all been burned to ash | |
| to tell the truth about the shit buried in our past, | |
| we' ll split a taxi to that firepit way down south. | |
| So, let' s rise up and open our mouths. | |
| ' Cause you remind me that it' s harder every year | |
| to find excuses that' ll keep me in the clear | |
| the arbitrary lines I impress in the sand, | |
| the proof that piles in my trash can. | |
| And if you really go and reinstate the draft, | |
| you' ll straight away just split the country straight in half, | |
| so try arresting everyone who sends their draft cards back. | |
| I' ll be returning mine in no time flat. |