1. |
Not Your Soul
03:38
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[Verse 1]
Will your love leave me tomorrow
If the sun refuses to shine
And will the words that are left unspoken
Echo an old heart sorrow
As he reaches the end of the line
[Chorus 1]
What are these urges dragging me with no control
When you lose your body but not your soul...
[Verse 2]
And well the stars they begin to cry
Because they don't understand
Just why the moon doesn't hang around...
While Venus and Apollo make the cosmos weep,
As they long for a love so deep...
[Chorus 2]
And when your time is up, you've got to pay the toll
When you lose your body but not your soul...
[Verse 3]
Well here we go again. Let's all gather round
And lift our sisters and our brothers
Up from off the ground.
And yes, it's true what they say.
The more you give the less you take
But it ain't equal to the love we make
[Chorus 3]
And when you've got no choice but to make it up as you go
When you lose your body but not your soul...
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2. |
Where I Want To Be
03:28
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[Verse 1]
It's such a feeling
How I can't get you out of my head
I can't believe that you're
Not here warming my bed
[Chorus 1]
Wrap me in your arms
And let me feel your touch
[Verse 2]
I miss your body
And the smell of the books on the shelf
I need a place
Where I go home and become myself
[Chorus 2]
Wrap me in your arms
And let me feel your touch (x3)
[Bridge]
When will we be
When will we be
Together
Together
[Verse 3]
Wrap me up and take me where I want to be
High above and feeling free
Hold me in your arms and let me gaze upon your eyes
Way up here we rule the skies
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DAYEATER Austin, Texas
Where does rock and roll belong in the 21st century?
If you ask DAYEATER the answer is right where it's always
been--deep in the culture of those who have long rejected vapid top 40 hits. A radical blend of harmony and power, this Austin based trio will reverberate with anyone looking to test the limits.
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