The Pernice Brothers

Sometimes it's better not to know Holding on to something when you should just let go True words, spoken in a dream Swimming to the surface like a last breath, last scream Push, pull, hurry up and stall Would you give a little if you can't give it al

There's a mark on me Love song burning up in effigy Two roads diverging in a lovely dream That only two can tear It's hard to understand The cruel, cruel summer of a water ban A dead grass cradle and a water can To hold our prayer for rain Be the sam

With a drink in her hand She will stop her car and then Seal herself for good in the garage She's never leaving There were times to be sure It was so pure you might choke But it's too late in the garage The falling ceiling And all the walls will fade

Dumb it down 'cuz I'm terrified Dumb it down for a nest of tides Dumb it down for an easy fit Dumb it down 'cuz I'm used to it Dumb it down now you lovely thing Dumb it down I know everything Dumb it down for the average Joe Dumb it down I don't want

Simple breeze and you might blow away Simple things you never share So you don't decide and everything is temporary A life without the benefit of tears I'm holding on, I'm holding on Let me let go, I need to love someone Keep a foot out of the blacke

Tonight is long, the television's on So soft, so low She feels a scream, we'll be an emerald green So close you sleep And I don't always mind The quiet that it brings So let's pretend our lives will never end Somehow, some way And I won't always mind