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Coming Apart
03:59
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So it seems we’re no longer joined at the hip my friend
Like a poet without a pen, or a life without an end
Yeah we knew it wouldn’t last forever; maybe someday we’ll be free
To confront the death of our childhood fantasies
Did you know you couldn’t stay?
Did you wish that you could hold on?
Don’t you want to feel what it feels like to belong? (yeah)
Are we coming apart to come together again? (x4)
I think I could use some sunshine and a spotless mind
Is it fair to say we hadn't known each other for some time?
Yeah, you told me life goes in seasons in a haze of alcohol
Tell me if life goes in seasons, when’re you coming-out-of-the-fall?
Did you know you couldn’t stay?
Did you wish that you could hold on?
Don’t you want to feel what it feels like to belong? (yeah)
So tell, my friend, that we’ll never grow up and we’ll never comprehend
That life is an ocean inside of a watering can
Dangling on a string held in the sadistic grasp
Of a young man
I know how to break apart but how far will I bend?
I know how to break apart but how far will I bend?
Tell me we’re coming apart to come together again
Just please don’t tell me
This is the end
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Burden of Youth
02:59
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Well, I don’t know where the hell I’m supposed to be
And even though, you keep saying that’s it for me
I still don’t know
No, I still don’t know
But some-times I get lost
And I’m holding myself so that I can stop
Myself from figuring out the truth
That this is the burden of youth
I’ll try to grow
Ah, cause ignorance isn’t bliss; it’s just being stupid
You can drown in your ignorance while I stare into the abyss
But I still won’t know
And I still won’t show
When I feel low
If I focus less on circumstance; will it make me feel alright?
Try my best to might-just-have-a-chance
But I just don’t know
Ah, I just don’t know
Oh, I’m cutting through my fears with safety scissors instead of shears
Yeah, you’d have thought I’d have learned after all these years
But some-times I get lost
And I’m holding myself so that I can stop
Myself from figuring out the truth
That this is the burden of youth
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Seasons (Prelude)
00:27
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Seasons
04:48
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Life Size Models San Francisco, California
Life Size Models are a 5-piece indie rock band comprised of identical twin brothers, Chris and Stephen
Seymour.
As children, Chris and Stephen underwent a record number of ear surgeries and were at risk of permanently losing their hearing.
Perhaps, as a rally against fate, the twins picked up instruments and began writing melodic and emotive indie anthems together.
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