1. |
Many Years to Go
03:21
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When I feel a breeze
It brings back something sweet
Sunshine on my shoulders
I'm running in the street
Many years ago
I didn't have a lot to show
You could have guessed
That I fit in with the best
Many years ago, many years ago
Many years to go, many years to go
Many years ago, many years ago
Well somewhere along the line
I got into my mind
The devil on my shoulder
Was creeping down my spine
So now I spend my days
Tethered to these reigns
Shrugging up my shoulders
I'm just a pretty face
Many years ago, many years ago
Many years to go, many years to go
Many years ago, many years ago
Many years ago, many years ago
Many years to go, many years to go
Many years ago, many years ago
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2. |
Thoughts on the Way Home
03:08
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Take me home
Take me home
Take me home
Take me home
I've been waiting for you to knock on my door
Listening to Dylan records on my floor
Thinking about sweat dripping from our pores
Then cried your raven, nevermore
Take me home
Take me home
Take me home
Take me home
I've been running from what I could always see
Wondering why this mirror wasn't me
And after all how messed up could this be?
Oh god I can't wait to be free
Take me home
Take me home
Take me home
Take me home
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3. |
Undecided
03:24
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I'm tired of laying around
I'm sick of watching souls drown
I'm picking myself up
And I'm moving out of your town
We're drinking from your basement bottles
I thought I'd lost all of my throttle
But we had just enough to
Get us through tomorrow
But, inside is clean
Faces are turning green
And I have decided
I'm done dying with this dream
I don't want to watch you cry
I'm sick of seeing my face in your eyes
Let me bum just one of yours
And I'll take us both out your backdoor
My coat is all I'll need to get where
It'll be my car with egg-beaten hair
I can't wait for the day that
I'll finally start to care
But, inside is clean
Faces are turning green
And I have decided
I'm done lying to this dream
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4. |
Shapeshifter
02:41
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Sister says god is good
Just keep your legs shut and your mind pure
And do as you know he would
You know who this is all for
At the academy things were strange
And everyone was the same
So I packed up my things and ran
Downtown and away from the man
You see I've done this once before
It opened up my eyes
Left me feeling sure
That I know wrong from right
Do I stay or do I go?
Until I die I will never know
Is to try to say that I am something more?
I'm standing still in front of that door
I guess that this is a bigger deal
I'm talking about my life
Don't I know who it's all for?
Yeah it's not for him this is mine
You say I've got it nice
With daddy right by my side
How could I throw it away
But you don't know words can bring pain
Do I stay or do I go?
Until I die I will never know
Is to try to say that I am something more?
I'm standing still in front of that door
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Orca Welles Omaha, Nebraska
Orca Welles is a surfy garage-rock band with roots in Omaha, NE and Fort Collins, CO. Orca Welles’ sound can be best described as a complicated relationship between 60s surf/acid rock and 90s grunge-garage music.
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