Note To Self

Jacob Ewald

Holt's above my hideout
I dug this hole beneath the floorboards
Buzzing bad and locked in
Try to not recall

Counting numbered days from the wheel we cried to clutch
Looking for some inspired land
But all I found were empty cans and cigarette butts

Lining dirty parking lots in Ottawa
(Glazed eyes, trying to rub away at the sketches of the)
Daytime. When every second of sun's the same
What's the point of staying awake?

Your hands are out and I see
You're asking me for a vowel but I am weak and I am stubborn
So I'll say: this is all I have right now

But I want to make something good
I want to make something better
Something that cannot leave the ground
Unless we lift it up together

Where I want to be still seems a thousand miles away
But pretending we feel safe right here gets harder every day
It's a note to self mislaid
You ate the words you always used to say
There will be no more fucking around today

Drunk and worthless, spewing bullshit all across the stage
Wake up and we find new hiding places
Trying desperately to escape
The glare from our stupid, spineless
(I don't believe you, you're all the same)
Words just whining, every fucking day
What do I really want to say?

Where I want to be still seems a thousand miles away
But pretending we feel safe right here gets harder every day
It's a note to self mislaid
You ate the words you always used to say
There will be no more fucking around today

Trivia about the song Note To Self by Modern Baseball

When was the song “Note To Self” released by Modern Baseball?
The song Note To Self was released in 2016, on the album “Holy Ghost”.
Who composed the song “Note To Self” by Modern Baseball?
The song “Note To Self” by Modern Baseball was composed by Jacob Ewald.

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