Tidal Waves: Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner Dance Gavin Dance
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[Intro: Jonny Craig]
You roll your eyes to say the least, I'm all alone
And I feel that you can't be a part of this
[Verse 1: Jon Mess, Jonny Craig]
(Remove sprockets from the machine
Cross wires, touch down)
And now you run for
(Lights out, put out the fire
It's right now, it's a white sound)
These empty lights and these empty waves to fall away
(It's a transcendental toothache you'll be feeling for miles)
(Be just like a battery might try, might lie)
(While you're breaking the waves)
Such empty lies that you would say
(Take a break for a second)
(Take a break for a second)
[Chorus: Jonny Craig, Jon Mess]
Can you take this line?
(Words don't write themselves)
And how you run away from this place
(Wine, dine, lie and wait for falling bombs)
(Chloride and salt intake)
Dry your eyes
(Chloride and salt in-)
Bleeding's inside
You roll your eyes to say the least, I'm all alone
And I feel that you can't be a part of this
[Verse 1: Jon Mess, Jonny Craig]
(Remove sprockets from the machine
Cross wires, touch down)
And now you run for
(Lights out, put out the fire
It's right now, it's a white sound)
These empty lights and these empty waves to fall away
(It's a transcendental toothache you'll be feeling for miles)
(Be just like a battery might try, might lie)
(While you're breaking the waves)
Such empty lies that you would say
(Take a break for a second)
(Take a break for a second)
[Chorus: Jonny Craig, Jon Mess]
Can you take this line?
(Words don't write themselves)
And how you run away from this place
(Wine, dine, lie and wait for falling bombs)
(Chloride and salt intake)
Dry your eyes
(Chloride and salt in-)
Bleeding's inside
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