Staring up at stars
From the back seat of a station wagon
Carving the night
Trees keep marching by
Light poles blur into a stream
Blazing laser beams
All these stars
My thoughts are trivial pursuits
My heart's a bomb that's been defused
What now?
There's no more use for me
I'm wasting energy
Muscles are weaklings
Thoughts just defeat me
Numbness is effortless
I could get used to this
Driving through Vermont
Overwhelmed by the insignificance
My conscience was my crutch
For a heightened existence
This other wordliness
These schoolboy lies
I've been deprived reality
Brought up by holy ghosts and saints
What now?
I'm the delinquent here
I'm the contagious one
This heart is hopeless
I feel the numbness
All hail the atheist
I could get used to this
I could get used to this
I could get used to this
I could get used to this
my favorite cursive song, so true, so true
definatly my favorite cursive song.
numbness, apathy... words that depict my life... amazing song
i love this song... about 30 seconds into it the guitar part starts and it reminds me alot of "for me this is heaven" by jimmy eat world. does anyone else hear that?
Mmm amazing Cursive song. Like most of the others.
"My thoughts are trivial pursuits My heart's a bomb that's been defused What now? " Hmmmmmm.
i think this is another song showing tim's refutation of his catholicism. what with the reference to 'holy ghosts and saints' and the progression from "schoolboy" beliefs to adulthood; he cannot find answers to all those 'grown-up' questions. Religion seems to be a prevalent theme, what with references in songs such as Pulse, and many others, too.
maybe its about vermont.
damn straight its about vermont...maybe i just think its cool they have a song called vermont which is where i live but shit...how many times ive been driving around thinking just what he says..."Driving through Vermont Overwhelmed by the insignificance My conscience was my crutch For a heightened existence This other wordliness" trust me i love vermont butat times it can be pretty....insignificant.
Yeah, Ploythenepam, I'm from Vermont, originally, and I'll sure agree with you there.