1. |
Human Paperweight
04:50
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a human paperweight is what i need
someone who holds me down and tells me what to read
if i could have it any better
i couldn't have it any better
instead i'll go to sleep
too many thoughts, none of the rest
remember when i second guess
mistaking thoughts for other ones
this is the mess that i've become
manifested in these sounds
circle my ears and all around
to make a blanket metaphor
and show me what i'm cursed for
every rainy afternoon
put on my headphone think balloon
moping up to boring things
leading without following
making a face of resolute
quiet mouth and attitude
all of this unbecoming of me
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2. |
Love Politicians
04:47
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the politics of your love
[x3]
we lay here and waste all of our energy
discussing our love that can never happen in its proper form
i trust you and you trust me
that we won't speak of this promise
endanger the play you've arranged and we'll all fall apart
devastation like the nuclear bomb
but the bomb doesn't fool around
the similar damage is brought upon me
and my mind bounces off the wall
i guess this what they call
the politics of your love
the politics, the politics
[x4]
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3. |
Square One
05:37
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square one has never sounded so promising
this has been getting better every day
every day [x2]
well i'm good at belligerence
but this accomplishment
well, it's quite a feat
i don't know what we were thinking
but i'm glad it's over
i couldn't bare another awful bout
of sacrifice from your widened eyes
i'd never go back to that day
now i get a kiss from you
any time i wanted to
holding you
i know all i have is true
square one has never sounded so promising
this has been getting better every single day
every day [x2]
square one has never sounded so promising
this has been getting better every day
every...
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4. |
One-Track Mind
06:18
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i'm speaking in colors but thinking in black and white
the webs of neurosis are holding me down tonight
i'd like to compete and i'd like to say i'm alright
but you'll never miss me if i don't go out in spite
satisfactory is where i'll always be
never get me help from always calming down myself
drawing me spaces aggressively
knowing that i'll always need someone to fix my one-track mind
to back up my answers i'm stating my alibi
but nothing remains to keep my word over time
i'm constantly moving, my mind's got a hold of me
but i'll be fine if you can control me
if you can control me
[x7]
and after all, my thoughts have found their place in line
ready to go, but now i feel it rushing up my spine
i've wasted all of my time
satisfactory is where i'll always be
never get me help from always calming down myself
drawing me spaces aggressively
(knowing, knowing, knowing)
knowing that i'll always need some
(knowing that i'll always need some)
knowing that i'll always need someone to fix my one-track mind
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Nick Suda Los Angeles, California
Nick Suda is an independent musician combining DIY sonic exploration with pop music.
With nearly 30 years of recorded material, his sound touches on indietronic, synth pop, ambient, art rock, IDM/breakcore, chiptune & more.
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