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from The Postal Service - Give Up (2003)
I was running late for work
So I didn't change my shirt The evening's drinks left a lingering taste in my mouth And when I left You were fast asleep Tangled in the sheets And on the bus I could have sworn it was all a dream And it didn't happen to me And then I felt the scrapes From the slippery subway grate. Oh how you laughed At my complete lack of grace. But I could not recall A more perfect fall Cause when I looked up into your eyes It didn't hurt at all. And I thought, be still my heart This could be a brand new start, with you. And it will be clear If I wake up and you're still here with me in the morning. And I thought, be still my heart This could be a brand new start, with you. And it will be clear If I wake up and you're still here with me in the morning. |
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from The Postal Service - We Will Become Silhouettes (2005)
I was running late for work
So I didn't change my shirt The evening's drinks left a lingering taste in my mouth And when I left You were fast asleep Tangled in the sheets And on the bus I could have sworn it was all a dream And it didn't happen to me And then I felt the scrapes From the slippery subway grate. Oh how you laughed At my complete lack of grace. But I could not recall A more perfect fall Cause when I looked up into your eyes It didn't hurt at all. And I thought, be still my heart This could be a brand new start, with you. And it will be clear If I wake up and you're still here with me in the morning. And I thought, be still my heart This could be a brand new start, with you. And it will be clear If I wake up and you're still here with me in the morning. |
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from The Postal Service - Give Up (2003)
I'll be the grapes fermented, bottled and
served with the table set in my finest suit like a perfect gentleman. I'll be the fire escape that's bolted to the ancient brick where you will sit and contemplate your day. I'll be the waterwings that save you if you start drowning in an open tab when your judgement's on the brink. I'll be the phonograph that plays your favorite albums back as your lying there, drifting off to sleep... Drifting off to sleep... I'll be the platform shoes and undo what heredity's done to you: you won't have to strain to look into my eyes. I'll be your winter coat buttoned and zipped straight to the throat with the collar up so you won't catch a cold. I want to take you far away from the cynics in this town and kiss you on the mouth. We'll cut our bodies free from the tethers of this scene, start a brand new colony. Where everything will change, we'll give ourselves new names. (Identities erased.) The sun will heat the grounds, under our bare feet in this brand new colony. Brand new colony... Everything will change, Ooo ooo... Everything will change, Ooo ooo... Everything will change, Ooo ooo..." |
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from The Postal Service - Give Up (2003)
I was waiting for a cross-town train in the
london underground when it struck me that I've been waiting since birth to find a love that would look and sound like a movie so I changed my plans I rented a camera and a van and then I called you "I need you to pretend that we are in love again." and you agreed to I want so badly to believe that "there is truth, that love is real" and I want life in every word to the extent that it's absurd I greased the lens and framed the shot using a friend as my stand-in the script it called for rain but it was clear that day so we faked it the marker snapped and I yelled "quiet on the set" and then called "action!" and I kissed you in a style clark gable would have admired (i thought it classic) I want so badly to believe that "there is truth, that love is real" and I want life in every word to the extent that it's absurd i know you're wise beyond your years, but do you ever get the feeling that your perfect verse is just a lie you tell yourself to help you get by" |
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from The Postal Service - Give Up (2003)
To.moonn6pence From.shootingstar
smeared black ink your palms are sweaty and I'm barely listening to last demands I'm staring at the asphalt wondering what's buried underneath where I am I'll wear my badge a vinyl sticker with big block letters adherent to my chest that tells your new friends I am a visitor here I am not permanent and the only thing keeping me dry is where I am you seem so out of context in this gaudy apartment complex a stranger with your door key explaining that I am just visiting and I am finally seeing why I was the one worth leaving d.c. sleeps alone tonight you seem so out of contect in this gaudy apartment complex a stranger with your door key explaining that I am just visiting and I am finally seeing why I was the one worth leaving the district sleeps alone tonight after the bars turn out their lights and send the autos swerving into the loneliest evening and I am finally seeing why I was the one worth leaving |
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from The Postal Service - Give Up (2003)
i'll write you a song and it won't be hard to sing
it will be a natural anthem, familiar it may seem it will rally all the workers on strike for better pay and its chorus will resound and boost morale thoughout the day i'll write you a song and i hope that you won't mind because all the names and places i have taken from real life so please don't be upset at this portrait that i paint it may be a little biased, but at least i spelt your name right..." |
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from The Postal Service - Give Up (2003)
Will someone please call a surgeon
who can crack my ribs and repair this broken heart that you're deserting for better company? I can't accept that it's over and I will block the door like a goalie tending the net in the third quarter of a tied-game rivalry.. So just say how to make it right and I swear I'll do my best to comply. Tell me am I right to think that there could be nothing better than making you my bride and slowly growing old together I feel I must interject here, you're getting carried away, feeling sorry for youself with these revisions and gaps in history. So let me help you remember. I've made charts and graphs that should finally make it clear. I've prepared a lecture on why I have to leave So please back away and let me go. I can't my darling I love you so. oh oh oh. Tell me am I right to think that there could be nothing better than making you my bride and slowly growing old together. don't you feed me lines about some idealistic future your heart won't heal right if you keep tearing out the sutures I admit that I have made mistakes and I swear I'll never wrong you again you've got a lure I can't deny, but you've had your chance so say goodbye, say goodbye" |
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from The Postal Service - We Will Become Silhouettes (2005)
To.moonn6pence From.shootingstar
Would someone please call a surgeon who can crack my ribs and repair this broken heart that's sure deserted for better company I can't accept that it's over and I will block the door like a goalie attending the net in the third quarter of a tied game rivalry so just say how to make it right and I swear I'll do my best to comply tell me am I right to think that there could be nothing better than making you my bride and slowly growing old together I feel I must interject here you're getting carried away feeling sorry for yourself with these revisions and gaps in history so let me help you remember I've made charts and graphs that should finally make it clear I've prepared a lecture on why I have to leave so please back away and let me go I can't my darling; I love you so oh oh tell me am I right to think that there could be nothing better than making you my bride and slowly growing old together. Don't you feed me lies about some idealistic future You know I won't hear right if you keep tearing out the sutures I know that I have made mistakes and I swear I'll never wrong you again You've got a lure I can't deny but you've had your chance so say goodbye Say goodbye |
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from The Postal Service - Give Up (2003)
i take a breath and pull the air in
'til there's nothing left I'm feeling green like teenage lovers between the sheets ba ba ba ba... knuckles clenched to white as the landing gear retract for flight my head's a balloon inflating with the altitude ba ba ba ba... i watch the patchwork farms' slow fade into the ocean's arms and from here they can't see me stare the stale taste of recycled air i watch the patchwork farms' slow fade into the ocean's arms calm down, release your cares the stale taste of recycled air" |
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from The Postal Service - Give Up (2003)
last week I had the strangest dream where
everything was exactly how it seemed where there was never any mystery of who shot John F. Kennedy it was just a man with something to prove slightly bored and severly confused he steadied his rifle with his target in the center and became famous on that day in november don't wake me I plan on sleeping in again last night I had that strange dream where everything was exactly how it seemed no concerns about the world getting warmer people thought that they were just being rewarded for treating others as they'd like to be treated for obeying stop signs and curing diseases for mailing letters with the address of the sender now we can swim any day in november don't wake me I plan on sleeping in" |
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from The Postal Service - Give Up (2003)
I am thinking it's a sign that the freckles
in our eyes are mirror images and when we kiss they're perfectly aligned and I have to speculate that God himself did make us into corresponding shapes like puzzle pieces from the clay true, it may seem like a stretch, but its thoughts like this that catch my troubled head when you're away when I am missing you to death when you are out there on the road for several weeks of shows and when you scan the radio, I hope this song will guide you home they will see us waving from such great heights, "come down now," they'll say but everything looks perfect from far away, "come down now," but we'll stay... I tried my best to leave this all on your machine but the persistent beat it sounded thin upon listening that frankly will not fly. you will hear the shrillest highs and lowest lows with the windows down when this is guiding you home" |
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from The Postal Service - Such Great Heights (2003)
To.moonn6pence From.shootingstar
I am thinking it's a sign that the freckles in our eyes are mirror images and when we kiss they're perfectly aligned. And I have to speculate that God Himself did make us into corresponding shapes like puzzle pieces from the clay. And true it may seem like a stretch but it's thoughts like this that catch my troubled head when you're away and when I am missing you to death. And when you are out there on the road for several weeks of shows and when you scan the radio I hope this song will guide you home. they will see us waving from such great heights |
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from The Postal Service - Such Great Heights (2003)
To.moonn6pence From.shootingstar
I am thinking it's a sign that the freckles in our eyes are mirror images and when we kiss they're perfectly aligned. And I have to speculate that God Himself did make us into corresponding shapes like puzzle pieces from the clay. And true it may seem like a stretch but it's thoughts like this that catch my troubled head when you're away and when I am missing you to death. And when you are out there on the road for several weeks of shows and when you scan the radio I hope this song will guide you home. they will see us waving from such great heights |
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from Grey's Anatomy Season 1 (그레이 아나토미 시즌 1) by Danny Lux [ost] (2007)
To.moonn6pence From.shootingstar
I am thinking it's a sign that the freckles in our eyes are mirror images and when we kiss they're perfectly aligned. And I have to speculate that God Himself did make us into corresponding shapes like puzzle pieces from the clay. And true it may seem like a stretch but it's thoughts like this that catch my troubled head when you're away and when I am missing you to death. And when you are out there on the road for several weeks of shows and when you scan the radio I hope this song will guide you home. they will see us waving from such great heights |
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from The Postal Service - The District Sleeps Alone Tonight (2003)
To.moonn6pence From.shootingstar
I am thinking it's a sign that the freckles in our eyes are mirror images and when we kiss they're perfectly aligned. And I have to speculate that God Himself did make us into corresponding shapes like puzzle pieces from the clay. And true it may seem like a stretch but it's thoughts like this that catch my troubled head when you're away and when I am missing you to death. And when you are out there on the road for several weeks of shows and when you scan the radio I hope this song will guide you home. they will see us waving from such great heights |
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from The Postal Service - The District Sleeps Alone Tonight (2003)
Putting all the vegetables away
That you bought at the grocery store today And it goes fast, you think of the past Suddenly everything has changed. Driving home, the sky accelerates. And the clouds all form a geometric shape. And it goes fast, you think of the past. Suddenly everything has changed. Putting all the clothes you washed away. As you're folding up the shirts, you hesitate. Then it goes fast, you think of the past. Suddenly everything has changed. |
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from The Postal Service - Give Up (2003)
smeared black ink: your palms are sweaty
and I'm barely listening to last demands I'm staring at the asphalt wondering what's buried underneath where I am I'll wear my badge: a vinyl sticker with big block letters adherent to my chest that tells your new friends I am a visitor here: I am not permanent and the only thing keeping me dry is you seem so out of context in this gaudy apartment complex a stranger with your door key explaining that I am just visiting and I am finally seeing why I was the one worth leaving d.c. sleeps alone tonight you seem so out of context in this gaudy apartment complex a stranger with your door key explaining that I am just visiting and I finally seeing why I was the one worth leaving the district sleeps alone tonight after the bars turn out their lights and send the autos swerving into the loneliest evening and I am finally seeing why I was the one worth leaving" |
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from The Postal Service - The District Sleeps Alone Tonight (2003)
Smeared black ink... your palms are sweaty
And I'm barely listening to last demands I'm staring at the asphalt wondering what's buried underneath Where I am Where I am I'll wear my badge... a vinyl sticker with big block letters adherent to my chest That tells your new friends I am a visitor here... I am not permanent And the only thing keeping me dry is Where I am Where I am Where I am You seem so out of context in this gaudy apartment complex A stranger with your door key explaining that I am just visiting And I am finally seeing Why I was the one worth leaving Why I was the one worth leaving D.C. sleeps alone tonight Where I am Where I am Where I am You seem so so out of context in this gaudy apartment complex A stranger with your door key explaining that I am just visiting And I am finally seing Why I was the one worth leaving Why I was the one worth leaving Where I am Where I am Where I am The district sleeps alone tonight after the bars turn out their lights And send the autos swerving into the loneliest evening And I am finally seeing Why I was the one worth leaving Why I was the one worth leaving Why I was the one worth leaving Why I was the one worth leaving |
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from The Postal Service - The District Sleeps Alone Tonight (2003)
Smeared black ink... your palms are sweaty
And I'm barely listening to last demands I'm staring at the asphalt wondering what's buried underneath Where I am Where I am I'll wear my badge... a vinyl sticker with big block letters adherent to my chest That tells your new friends I am a visitor here... I am not permanent And the only thing keeping me dry is Where I am Where I am Where I am You seem so out of context in this gaudy apartment complex A stranger with your door key explaining that I am just visiting And I am finally seeing Why I was the one worth leaving Why I was the one worth leaving D.C. sleeps alone tonight Where I am Where I am Where I am You seem so so out of context in this gaudy apartment complex A stranger with your door key explaining that I am just visiting And I am finally seing Why I was the one worth leaving Why I was the one worth leaving Where I am Where I am Where I am The district sleeps alone tonight after the bars turn out their lights And send the autos swerving into the loneliest evening And I am finally seeing Why I was the one worth leaving Why I was the one worth leaving Why I was the one worth leaving Why I was the one worth leaving |
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from The Postal Service - Give Up (2003)
In due time
We'll finally see There's barely time For us to breathe In due time We'll finally see There's barely time For us to breathe In due time We'll finally see There's barely time For us to breathe |
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from The Postal Service - Give Up (2003)
this place is a prison
and these people aren't your friends inhaling thrills through $20 bills and the tumblers are drained and then flooded again and again ther're guards at the on ramps armed to the teeth and you may case the grounds from the cascades to puget sound, but you are not permitted to leave i know there's a big world out there like the one i saw on the screen in my living room late last night, it was almost too bright to see and i know that it's not a party if it happens every night pretending there's glamour and candelabra when you're drinking by candlelight what does it take to get a drink in this place? what does it take, how long must i wait?" |
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from The Postal Service - Give Up (2003)
I've got a cupboard with cans of food,
filtered water, and pictures of you and I'm not coming out until this is all over. And I'm looking through the glass where the light bends at the cracks and I'm screaming at the top of my lungs pretending the echoes belong to someone someone I used to know and we become silhouettes when our bodies finally go I wanted to walk thRough the empty streets and feel something constant under my feet, but all the news reports recommended that I stay indoors because the air outside will make our cells divide at an alarming rate until our shells simply cannot hold all our insides in, and that's when we'll explode (and it won't be a pretty sight) and we'll become silhouettes when our bodies finally go" |
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from The Postal Service - Such Great Heights (2003)
To.moonn6pence From.shootingstar
I've got a cupboard with cans of food Filtered water and pictures of you and I'm not coming out until this is all over and I'm looking through the glass where the light bends at the cracks And I'm screaming at the top of my lungs pretending the echoes belong to someone Someone I used to know And we become silhouettes when our bodies finally go I wanted to walk through the empty streets and feel something constant under my feet but all the news reports recommended that I stay indoors because the air outside will make our cells divide at an alarming rate until our shells simply cannot hold all our insides in and that's when we'll explode and it won't be a pretty sight And we'll become silhouettes when our bodies finally go (repeat until fade) |
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from The Postal Service - We Will Become Silhouettes (2005)
To.moonn6pence From.shootingstar
I've got a cupboard with cans of food Filtered water and pictures of you and I'm not coming out until this is all over and I'm looking through the glass where the light bends at the cracks And I'm screaming at the top of my lungs pretending the echoes belong to someone Someone I used to know And we become silhouettes when our bodies finally go I wanted to walk through the empty streets and feel something constant under my feet but all the news reports recommended that I stay indoors because the air outside will make our cells divide at an alarming rate until our shells simply cannot hold all our insides in and that's when we'll explode and it won't be a pretty sight And we'll become silhouettes when our bodies finally go (repeat until fade) |