Billions Of Eyes Songtext
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When gravity's a palm pushing down on your head
Like the devil's got a paw dug in your shoulder
And the other one is rubbing your back
But the kitchen in this new place has a window
Yeah, you can grow basil on the sill
Maybe you can call your neighbors by name now
Berries on the dash is the sweetest kind of living
Still this feels like eating the meat of the mountain
It's all grit and gristle I can't chew and swallow
Like the devil's got a paw dug in your shoulder
And the other one is rubbing your back
But the kitchen in this new place has a window
Yeah, you can grow basil on the sill
Maybe you can call your neighbors by name now
Berries on the dash is the sweetest kind of living
Still this feels like eating the meat of the mountain
It's all grit and gristle I can't chew and swallow
I'm gnawing my way back home
The clouds look a lot like wool gone through the wash
I check my phone for the time, but I still wear my watch
Yeah, I'm confused about how I'm supposed to connect to anything now
The kind of high I like is when I barely make the train
And the people with a seat smile big at me
Because they know the feeling
And for a millisecond, we share a look like a family does
Like we have inside jokes
Like we could call each other by little nicknames
And I could tell the story of how my great-grandmother was deemed a saint
How they exhumed her body after years of being buried
And they found she hadn't even begun to sully
So they moved her again straight into the Vatican
I think of all the billions of eyes
All looking at something different at the same time
And I feel nauseous
Some days I can only see into my suitcase It's got everything I need
Plus some superstitious things I may also need
"Music soothes the savage beast," the pilot says to me
And he asks me to sing but now is not the time
I just want to fall into a pile of warm laundry
I just want to keep very very quiet, yea
It's June where you sleep, July where I land
Thought I saw you on a platform in Amsterdam
And I nearly missed my train
And I felt so defeated 'til I jumped on to see
All the warm smiles were for me, yea
I made my train and it made me so happy
I made my train and it made me forget everything
It made me forget, made me forget
Made me forget, made me forget everything
It made me forget, made me forget
Made me forget, made me forget
Made me forget everything
The clouds look a lot like wool gone through the wash
I check my phone for the time, but I still wear my watch
Yeah, I'm confused about how I'm supposed to connect to anything now
The kind of high I like is when I barely make the train
And the people with a seat smile big at me
Because they know the feeling
And for a millisecond, we share a look like a family does
Like we have inside jokes
Like we could call each other by little nicknames
And I could tell the story of how my great-grandmother was deemed a saint
How they exhumed her body after years of being buried
And they found she hadn't even begun to sully
So they moved her again straight into the Vatican
I think of all the billions of eyes
All looking at something different at the same time
And I feel nauseous
Some days I can only see into my suitcase It's got everything I need
Plus some superstitious things I may also need
"Music soothes the savage beast," the pilot says to me
And he asks me to sing but now is not the time
I just want to fall into a pile of warm laundry
I just want to keep very very quiet, yea
It's June where you sleep, July where I land
Thought I saw you on a platform in Amsterdam
And I nearly missed my train
And I felt so defeated 'til I jumped on to see
All the warm smiles were for me, yea
I made my train and it made me so happy
I made my train and it made me forget everything
It made me forget, made me forget
Made me forget, made me forget everything
It made me forget, made me forget
Made me forget, made me forget
Made me forget everything
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