Catching On

Jay Farrar

Can't find a reason
Can't find a way
Guess it's not you and me
Only dogs have their day

Another case of words that melt
It's not a question of right
Nightmares in broad daylight

Season crash, season burn
You survive another turn
And now I'm reaching out, it's true

When you don't see me, I'm catching on to you
You don't see me
I'm catching on to you

Took a break to get that far
Like the sound from a hundred-dollar guitar
Bought from an old catalogue
Yesterday's dust and heartache
As the pieces fall like candy when you're young
Medicine when you're old

There's no reason or rhyme
Sidestepping around
On an elevator climb

When you don't see me, I'm catching on to you
You don't see me, I'm catching on to you

Another jail, another burned-out inside
Skeleton love left to die
Take whatever lies ahead
The good with the bad, and leave the rest

When you don't see me, I'm catching on to you
You don't see me
I'm catching on to you

Trivia about the song Catching On by Son Volt

When was the song “Catching On” released by Son Volt?
The song Catching On was released in 1995, on the album “Trace”.
Who composed the song “Catching On” by Son Volt?
The song “Catching On” by Son Volt was composed by Jay Farrar.

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