1. |
I'm No Adventure
01:39
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I'm no adventure
don't talk to me
come and go as you want
as you please
i'm your rock
doing tricks
you know it don't make sense
building you up
while you let me down
again
I'm no adventure
don't bother me
i'm your entertainment
so laugh at me
well it's no joke
i covered you then
you know it don't make sense
needed a friend
you know you left me there
you packed it up
and said whatever you said
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2. |
Don't You Need Her?
01:04
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Don't you need her?
won't you see her soon
and when you tell her
will you tell the truth?
And I've asked all these questions
in my mind
and i've talked it over with the guys
if you want to change her mind
you'll have to face the sky
Don't you need her?
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3. |
Some Other Guy
01:01
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Have fun,
give it your best shot
He's not walking out
No show
losing your time slot
He's getting lucky now
And I will not
get in your way
hope it's worth the price of shame
They like to pout and scream
and overshare
I'd look but I
just don't care
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Quinn Kennedy New Jersey
Alternative Rock, Experimental and Folk Based in Lo-Fi ethos.
NJ/NYC
open.spotify.com/artist/6OcUXSfYfqamMmhR54Y5YC
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