1. |
Death's Song
05:06
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He’s the one you hate
He’s the one you blame
You can’t face him or speak his name
You don’t know him at all
His sister fate and his brother sin
since they were children made fun of him
His mother love and his father time
tell their cocktail friends he was a troubled child
They they don’t know what its like
to be a troubled child
Gods on this left hand
the devil on his right
and he ain’t a getting much sleep
The orders keep rolling in and no bodies calling him just to say Hi
Yeah it sucks being Gods fall guy
It's not fair that what he does best
is pulling souls out of lives wreckage
You don’t know what its like
It used to be his passion
he was an artist
and like a dancer he'd lead you through the darkness
but too many faces through the years
terrified when he'd appear
They don’t know what its like
Gods on this left hand
the devil on his right
and he ain’t a getting much sleep
The orders keep rolling in and no bodies calling him just to say Hi
Yeah it sucks being Gods fall guy
Death is coming will you look him in the eye's
And say HI!
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2. |
8:45
04:40
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845 in the morning
south bound on 99
car tires squel without warning
crushed metal shattered glass
sirens scream through the morning light
life it changed in the blink of an eye
Here I am, I’m one of those
people who knows how fragile life can be
I survived, I was lucky this time
cause when you’ve seen the things that I have seen
you change your mind you start listening
this moment is the only one you know
When you’ve seen the end of the road
like me
When you’ve seen the end of the road nothing will ever be the same
Slow motion doctors and nurses
twirl around my hospital bed
the air fills with medical jargon
floating inside my head
All I want is to laugh and just be thankful
but is my normal just naive
All I want is dial it back to normal
but is my normal just naive
Here I am, I’m one of those
people who knows how fragile life can be
I survived, I was lucky this time
cause when you’ve seen the things that I have seen
you change your mind you start listening
this moment is the only one you know
When you’ve seen the end of the road
like me
When you’ve seen the end of the road nothing will ever be the same
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3. |
Sock Song
03:47
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4. |
You Wouldn't Believe Me
03:26
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5. |
Lucky Ones
02:19
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Tai Shan Seattle, Washington
Tai Shan is an Americana songwriter whose music has been featured in Billboard Magazine, American Songwriter, Americana UK, and on NPR. Based in Nashville, her songwriting focuses on positive messages. Tai Shan and her husband Austin, have toured the United States and Canada and performed for venues such as the Bluebird and Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation. ... more
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