1. |
I Am Not Dead
03:21
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White light has got a beautiful spectrum,
a phenomenon that we don’t expect you
to comprehend while you’re with your friends
do I have a heart complementary takers?
got calloused fingers to hide all the cankers
on my lips with my fingertips
and I can say I’m awake and alive and it’s a beautiful day
I’ll display the good in the world on my face
My reliance on science was cause for defiance
and I just want you to know
I am not dead
You throw the snow and I’ll try to dodge it
my head ruled my heart but now you dislodged it
oh pay your last respects to your intellect
my soul don’t control the way that it’s feeling
I’d run from the one who saw through the peeling
and carried me while I dragged my feet
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2. |
Through Teardrops
03:39
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A fairy tale’s a fairy tale
never thought that you would leave a trail
of tears as you walked away
Well an end’s an end but who knows when
your future friends will come again
and be here to stay
And so where will you go?
The future is unclear stop seeing it through teardrops
Grow against the flow
take off your chains of fear
stop seeing life through teardrops
Stick your pick into the wall
Just wait your turn the chunks will fall
until we can see the truth
a promise made is a promise made
deep down we know you’d rather trade
than fight it tooth for tooth
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3. |
My Friend Failure
04:55
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I used to hate you, curse your existence
before we had the chance to meet
I’m not a dancer but I’ve found the answer
to how the bitter is so sweet
In the ending
I’ll be sending
a thank-you card
to the one who shot me to the stars
former enemies became friends of me
by means of this guitar
and all of the colors are paler without my friend failure
She said she loved him
and he thought she spoke the truth
but now he isn’t quite so sure
And I get so terrified
when look into your eyes
and find myself the immature
And in the ending we’ll be sending
Thank-you cards to the ones who shot us to the stars
Former enemies become friends of me by means of this guitar
And all of the colors are paler
Without my friend failure
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4. |
Ride the Waves to Town
03:36
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Change your brain before you go insane
and spare yourself the pain of just another bruised knee
broken bones that you can call your own
they're just a telephone away to you from me
and this is what love is
this is what love is
I’m flowing up and down
I’ll the waves to town
Through the dark to you (to you)
I’m doing this for you
Fight the lies forget your broken tries
you can put down the dice
they’re not a 4 leaved clover
take a bow and face the loving crowd
they’re gonna stick around
until the showdown’s over
and this is what love is
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5. |
Victorious Surrender
04:02
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I like to beam as I swim in your eyes float in the moat that smiles back at me
My love for her she waits locked deep inside
Nothing will happen while she waits there quietly
And only you can let it in
Only you can let it in
You’ll remember my victorious surrender
With my head held high
I will win when I finally let you in
And then my life begins
Can’t flee my troubles but the run will do me good
Inconsistency between the things I do and what I should
I think of you and I think of the thought of you
Unsure about the pain I’m prone to put you through
Only you can let it out
Only you can let it out
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Taylor Woodward Provo, Utah
Taylor Woodward is a singer/songwriter, producer, neuroscientist, cheapskate, Dr Pepper addict, and closet electronics nerd. You might run into him at the local thrift store or at a local restaurant you've never heard of.
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