1. |
Boat is Burning
02:28
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Older, wiser and a little more confused
Will I have it all or am I forced to choose
Between liberty and powerless abuse
A dangerous chemistry that keeps me close to you
Man is down this boat is burnin'
On a drunken sea its turnin'
Winter winds carve summer sand back into sea
A heavy undertow is pulling down on me
The weight of water like the weight of history
So if I get it wrong would you still believe
Man is down this boat is burnin'
On a drunken sea its turnin
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2. |
Stranger's Funeral
03:33
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I couldn't quite put my finger on it
It wasn't more than a moment then it passed
I stole a glance in the wrong direction
I took a chance at an intersection time goes fast
Harder than it has to be
Louder than laughter reads
Stuck in a place in between you and me
I wrote a book with a happy ending
It didn't suit me so I left her standing by the door
I brought some flowers to a stranger's funeral
I saw the flier on a downtown mural most be bored
Harder than it has to be
Louder than laughter reads
Stuck in a place in between you and me
Beams of light on the coffee table
We try to talk but we're both unable all choked up
Man walks in with a closed umbrella
They called for rain on the morning weather guess we're stuck
Harder than it has to be
Louder than laughter reads
Stuck in a place in between you and me
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3. |
Cinderella
03:37
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Cinderella lost her shoe now she's looking for a knife
If she finds one we're all screwed she'll be comin' for your life
Find some shelter loose the keys
Hide your footsteps through the leaves
I don't know what brought us here
I thought that everything was clear
Straight fear early day pain
Don't worry 'bout a thing
Fairy tales are what you need when you can't find words to speak
I don't know what you believe but I think we've been deceived
Find some shelter loose the keys
Hide your footsteps through the leaves
I don't know what brought us here
But I know I need you near
Straight fear early day pain
Don't worry 'bout a thing
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4. |
Coming Back to Me
04:12
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5. |
Marc Higgins Said
02:36
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Slow movin' train to the Hall of Fame in Nashville, TN
That's where we'll hang for the dollar drinks and cheaper company
Marc Higgins said you played better on the second night
Marc Higgins said I think he's right
Low flyin' planes overhead outside apartment windows
We watch the rain and the clouds roll in like jagged arrows
Marc Higgins said this town's flatter than the floors I've crashed on
Marc Higgins said don't think he's wrong
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6. |
Safe in my Shoes
02:54
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7. |
Easy Days
04:16
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Phil Lomac Charlotte, North Carolina
Phil Lomac is a guitarist and songwriter who has released 6 solo projects and previously been a member of the bands Brown Root Seed Company, Ron Neill and the 11th hour, Senatobia, Bugs Multiply, and Lovely Tyrants. His solo work is generally classified as indie folk-rock, adult alternative, alt country or americana rooted in solid songwriting and lyrical prowess. ... more
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