Song information On this page you can find the lyrics of the song 21 Reruns, artist - Tommy Boys.
Date of issue: 26.01.2015
Song language: English
21 Reruns |
Eyes white, red, and blue |
Lids barely even lifted |
Forgettable fools speak and walk heavy |
Bad habits become a way to bury our heads |
Down in the sand, sour waves colliding rocks and sea |
Wrong/right |
Same old shit, different night |
So I sure don’t need you to wreak havoc |
When the new sun comes, I’ll be up |
Writing you songs in parking lots and tents |
Or just carelessly laying there |
Watching 21 reruns inside in one day |
Garden on landmines, you can’t stand for anything |
Talking away it’s tough to swallow your pride |
Or ever bear witness so I do not speak |
I can’t claim what is mine |
So I take what isn’t |
Just turn a phrase, what sense it’s making |
To please the ones who sign and sell |
Forgettable fools |
Jaws to the ground |
Your teeth colliding tongue in cheek |
Shake habits that I haven’t changed |
Skin left on the street |
I’m not designed to move this pace |
But can’t deny it’s appeal |
Fun for me is not what it is for you |
Swimming through oceans of bad advice |
Free reign, on the same orange frame |
Phone calls in your name |
I break and you mend |
So I can fuck it up again |
Rewind the tape and hit play |
Reading chapters I’ve already read |
A pipe dream |
I can’t decide if I should multiply or factor in |
The path ahead has been obstructed by past architects |
So I’m carelessly laying there |
Watching 21 reruns inside in one day |
Garden on landmines, you can’t stand for anything |
Talking away it’s tough to swallow your pride |
Or ever bear witness so I keep my mouth closed |
I can’t claim what is mine |
So I take what never was |
I wanted to believe but I’ve been finding truths out |
Awaken to empty, lifted from a dream |
And you vanish from in front of me |
In the space of one blinking eye |
Said one thing and then did different |
I break and you mend |
Have I been falling out or settling in? |
Such a waste of time |
Places I have spent my youth and what’s left |