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Lame Sunset

by The We Shared Milk

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Jesse Laid back, soulful, experimental indie rock. Really hits stride on the second side. Loved the original version, but the remaster is even better. Favorite track: Asleep On the Bus.
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1.
Lame Sunset 03:38
Bathed in some kind of a dull light at night The only thought on my mind's how I'd die for sight Ah yeah right Locked out of the room at night So I don't leave my body on the other side tonight Some lame sunset is going to make you cry tonight You took your time Get into a pointless fight tonight And drag that fork the plate and sigh You're right I won't do anything you like tonight So why do you keep on like you're going to change my mind and life? Ah yeah right
2.
I never dripped that far I never reached the floor I never knew enough To be involved in stuff I never got back pay I didn't want it that way I wasn't what I thought that I was It wasn't much I wasn't what I thought that I was It wasn't much I never lived next door To anybody more And when I walk downtown I move my eyes around for something more I wasn't what I thought that I was It wasn't much I wasn't what I thought that I was It wasn't much
3.
I’m just some piece of lunatic trash Candy bar wrapper in the street Cracking up like some inebriated buffoon Spilling drinks all over everybody But still friends with everyone that he meets So far in my search for peace I’ve almost nothing to show for my days Too sad living in fear Of the moment it all becomes clear Must be some cave-dwelling symptom Of this stuffy self-important state I know my selfishness is not my own problem Hell I met a guy that owns a grenade And he shows it off whenever he drinks So far in my search for peace I’ve almost nothing to show for my days So sad living in fear Of the moment it all becomes clear So far in my search for peace I’ve almost nothing to show for my days So sad living in fear Of the moment it all becomes clear
4.
Wasting Time 01:31
Wasting time on the bus and stuff Tell me how long before I’ll know That it’s no big deal that the world ain't just And I don’t need a new home I've got to make it up to the ones that I owe Here come the new ones all in a row Making plans but doing what they’re told You've got to realize you've never had no luck on your own You’re not an island like you've been told
5.
Joe 04:58
I need a place to blow my nose A place where most men loathe to go I wanted a house but I earned a whole Lot of love for the sun and some kind of road I watched you watch my head fall off I need a piece of upper crust To keep my mind from going to rust And I sleep like a stone in a bed of dust But I laugh at the world though it’s not enough I watched you watch my head fall off I don’t want to go where people call me Joe I don’t want to be the bad one anymore I don’t want to stay where people come and go I don’t want to feed that traveler in my home I need a place to blow my nose A place where most men loathe to go I wanted a house but I earned a whole Lot of love for the sun and some kind of road I don’t want to go where people call me Joe I don’t want to be the bad one anymore I don’t want to stay where people come and go I don’t want to feed that traveler in my home
6.
Jim’s an old man and he lives down the block He’s got a mark on his neck like a scar Now sending money to some poor son he’s never met Could this be real? Is it only a test? I’m a young man and I don’t apologize I put a beer on someone’s head last night Now freaking out in the late-night breakfast joint I said “you’re boring” to the crowd But I’d lied Do you think anybody else knows? That you ain’t got no money for no new clothes? Is there going to be some kind of issue? Do you think anybody else knows? That you ain’t got no money for no new clothes? Is there going to be some kind of issue? Someday you’re going to win the game that played you
7.
I heard we’re all angels Asleep on the bus What if I wake up In Gresham With a mouth full of dust Still working on contact Seems like I don’t get enough Well I might be my own brother If I ever drank enough Keeling over just at the sight of blood I’ve got so many double lives I should start a club Feel like putting off what I’d oughta done Getting ripped and walking the neighborhood ain’t no good
8.
Feeling Sick 01:47
Feeling low, feeling bad Looking sick, acting sad You think your ma or your dad You think they ever really had what you had? Getting fat, take it back Never signed no contract You think your ma or your dad or your granddad You think they never had to work with their hands? Feeling low, feeling bad Looking sick, acting sad You think your ma or your dad or your granddad You think they ever really had what you had?
9.
Pills for pain, pills for pain I think I’m going inside For the rest of my miserable goddamn life They’re not the ones that you’d want to be there When you finally come clear They’re not the ones that you like when you find The mistakes in the type How about the girls at the bar How about the ones in the backyard You bet you’ll open their wounds Giving up on the streets at night I don’t know what’s waiting for me on the other side Giving up on the streets at night I don’t know what’s waiting for me on the other side Giving up on the other side I don’t know what’s waiting for me on the streets at night
10.
Can’t you see that I’m different today? Had that judge wipe the smirk right off my face Now the cops are actually buying donuts They seem to really dig the maple ones They like to hassle me over nothing They’re really trying to keep our noses clean Can’t you see that I’m different today? Pissing in a jar at the AA And I know this one is actually clean I know how long it’s really been I think I ought to celebrate Go out and get a couple of drinks Can’t you see that I’m different today? Overnight in jail Oxford Mississippi And my frat boy cellmate is bawling Working up the nerve to call Dad He knows he’s trying to run for Senate He doesn’t want to hurt his chance I won’t be off by five or off by seven It’s always twelve on the dot A perfect circle defined by angles And in my mind I’m an Incan warrior With snakes of thunder But that shit won’t Ever get you nothing Unless you’re something Can’t you see that I’m different today? Can’t you see that I’m different today? Can’t you see that I’m different today? Oh my God

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released March 11, 2014

Written/Recorded by The We Shared Milk
Produced/Mixed by Adam Harney
Mastered by Gus Elg

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