Now they're swerving when I give
And now it's turning away from my impression at all
It's choleric months in baritone
But waiting for the tide out
Right in they're calling me

Words at hiding are revoked
But waiting for this I'll blend in the covering
When it's tried, embarrass
A late song in the late leaf
Things will come anywhere

Inside of me
Outside of you
Waiting closer to there
I'd swear that goes with our dreams
What's wrong with me
Another side of you

In every type a value
But now it's turning away from my impression at all
there was a time when running
I went swimming
And you pulled me to come back

Long weeks hiding melody
And now it's starting awake at my impression at all
The clock strikes hope
And time to bring
But now it's turning into a beast like you

I don't need them
Light the way there
Inside of me
Outside of you
Going closer to there
And swear that you've seen better things
Wipe the slate
What am I to sing?
Many clothes to borrow
To quell that song




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Iscarabaid Lyrics as written by Jeremy Enigk Dan Hoerner

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    I love this song!

    pot_noodleon March 05, 2005   Link
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    this song is lovely

    abrightlylitcityon March 05, 2005   Link
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    this song kicks major sdre ass!!!

    Astiocleson April 14, 2005   Link
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    The sound is so yummeh.

    Tack-o-Ramaon April 06, 2006   Link
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    After seeing this song live last night (20090921), I'm pretty darn sure the first chorus is:

    "You're tired of me well, I'm tired of you (not sure of the next two lines) what's wrong with me? well, I'm tired of you"

    After this record came out, I wondered if the the chorus was sort of a bitter stab at the bandmates since Jeremy recorded the vocals after the band broke up. If that's so, considering they played it last night, maybe they're all light-hearted about it. Could be about something else too. This song is amazing, but the lyrics are hard as hell to decipher!

    leporinison September 22, 2009   Link
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    I think its about coming up with the song

    willsmayoon November 19, 2010   Link
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    You people are all bastards for not liking this song. Bah.

    BeatJunkie08on July 03, 2004   Link

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