| I’m not from around here so I think with my mouth
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| Grew up a comfortable distance from where I am now
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| So grab me like the animals we were always supposed to be
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| In these terrace house jungles, we’ll swing from the rooftops
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| Knowing nothing of the one-way streets far underneath our feet
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| There’s a life outside these bottles, there’s a life right here for me
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| But you don’t have to surrender if you don’t
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| You don’t have to surrender if you don’t
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| You don’t have to surrender if you don’t want to
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| And I’ll sit quiet if I have to go home
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| Listening to rubber, disturbed water and whatever was on the radio
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| We should be climbing chainlink fences with backpacks, nowhere to go
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| And am I satisfied or did I just come to terms with the hunger?
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| Blame me all my life, made me live harder when I was younger
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| But you don’t have to surrender if you don’t
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| You don’t have to surrender if you don’t
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| You don’t have to surrender if you don’t want to
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| You asked me if I’m drinking again
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| You say it like it’s a good thing
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| But you don’t have to surrender if you don’t
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| You don’t have to surrender if you don’t
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| You don’t have to surrender if you don’t want to
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| I’ve got my white flag with me here just for you
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| And the ease of repetition was filling my days
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| And I was comfortably killing myself in a myriad of different ways
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| And I’m not from around here, so I talk like I’ve been saved |