1. |
Where It All Falls Apart
03:38
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Where It All Falls Apart
Sometimes you think you’re
In a wall
But you shouldn’t because
You’ve never been in one before
This is where it all falls apart
Is it me or is it you
We both say it’s you
And that’s when a cascade
Of trouble starts
When you love someone so hard
That you carry it in your soul
Until you die
I read one time that the world
Is a hard place
For soft people
Sometimes you think you feel like
You’re in a war
But you shouldn’t because you’ve
Never been in one before
This is where it all falls apart
Is it me or is it you
We both say it’s you
And that’s when a cascade
Of trouble starts
This is where it all falls apart
This is where it all falls apart
This is where it all falls apart
Is it me or you
We both say it’s you
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2. |
Dogman (live)
04:43
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Dogman
Dogman sitting on his dog hill
Waiting for my dog and me
Dogman, smoke coming from
His nose and his mouth
Was he born human or a dog
Maybe half of each
Was he born of a woman
Or maybe a giant peach
Dogman sitting in his dog chair
barking for my dog and me
Dogman, thinks we’ll come
And visit when we’re really trying to run away
Was he a dog in
his younger days
The smoke injests
Makes his lungs
as black as caves
Dogman sitting in his dog car
Waiting for my dog and me
Dogman mumbling about
the marshmellowman
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3. |
Suburban Lawn
03:30
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Suburban Lawn
The light is off now
And the screen is blue
Like the sky on a
Perfect sun filled afternoon
The clouds are exactly the same
And running in lines
So much I can’t tell
If I’m falling behind
Suburban lawn
Don’t let your dog on
That’s what the sign says
On that suburban lawn
Four thirty in the morning
And the dog needs to pee
A groan is worth a thousand words
And a mumble tells the story
If I didn’t truly like I would move
Out to southern Oregon
Where the clouds are in perfect bloom
Suburban lawn
Don’t let your dog on
That’s what the sign says
On that suburban lawn
Suburban lawn
Don’t let your dog on
That’s what the sign says
On that suburban lawn
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4. |
Tired
03:16
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Tired
I’m old and tired
But not old enough to retire
I hang on for the ones I know
When the end comes
I will gladly go
And enjoy all the time
in the world
I’m tire of helping
I’m tire of taking care
So tired of always being there
There’s too many people
Hurting themselves
And hurting other people
You only get one life
Unless you believe in reincarnation
Then you get to come back again
I’m tired of getting up
In the morning
I’m tired of going to bed
When I die
I’ll stay in the house
And if you move
I’ll follow you out
You only get one life
Unless you believe in reincarnation
Then you get to come back again
You only get one life
Unless you believe in reincarnation
Then you get to come back again
Come back Come back Come back again
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5. |
Hallway (live)
04:13
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Hallway
I walk past you in
The hall every day.
Nine years and I
Still don’t know your name.
Feet echoing and sometimes
Dragging at the end of the day
In the hallway.
We’ll exchange
smiles sometimes
Other times we’ll just
Stare straight ahead
I don’t wan’t to know
What’s happening in your life
I’ve got enough going on in mine
I don’t know what
Thoughts are in your brain
Are you only happy
When it rains
We’re a world unto ourselves
And it’s not polite to stare
Sometimes I do
And others time I don’t
Sometimes I just don’t care
Sometimes I just don’t care
In the hallway
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6. |
Envious (live)
04:04
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Envious
On stage is where
I always thought I’d be
Now I indulge myself
In the dream
I am envious
Please don’t judge me
At least I admit it
I am envious
Never had the right pedals
Never had the right timing
Now I’m afraid
I’ll just crumble away
I am envious
Please don’t judge me
At least I admit it
I am envious
Where are my best friends
To play with on the road forever
Where are my flashing lights
Where’s the crowd singing along
I am envious
Please don’t judge me
At least I admit it
I am envious
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Worm Grunter Saint Paul, Minnesota
First taking their human forms in 2019, Worm Grunter may or may not contain worm DNA. Their genetic makeup is unknown. Song subjects include reincarnation, ignoring fellow co-workers in the hallway, dog owners getting in trouble because said dog pooped on a lawn personal relationships, dogmen and pretend rock stars. Rory Troy on guitar and vocals, Cliff Coffee on bass. Drums by others. ... more
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