Don't Feel Lonely Like The Rest
from FAHF2 by Restaurnaut
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lyrics
Don't feel lonely like the rest
Just keep your eyes up at your best
No you're not just a fool
Although you might be a bit cruel
You gotta stare in the void
While you're looking at the noise
It's breaking you apart
Tearing at your heart
With quick sand in your belly
You try to hold on to keep it steady
But you know this is the end
No there ain't no time to pretend
Take in another thousand sighs
Cough up another million cries
You feel the texture turning dull
Reduce the pressure from your skull
Oh you did what you could
and that's alright
Oh you did what you could
and that's alright
If your head is in a haze
Well it's okay to be a bit gray
But there's no need for regret
Just go on faster than your jet
You gotta stare in the void
While you're looking at the noise
It's breaking you apart
Tearing at your heart
With quick sand in your belly
You try to hold on to keep it steady
But you know this is the end
No there ain't no time to pretend
Just keep your eyes up at your best
No you're not just a fool
Although you might be a bit cruel
You gotta stare in the void
While you're looking at the noise
It's breaking you apart
Tearing at your heart
With quick sand in your belly
You try to hold on to keep it steady
But you know this is the end
No there ain't no time to pretend
Take in another thousand sighs
Cough up another million cries
You feel the texture turning dull
Reduce the pressure from your skull
Oh you did what you could
and that's alright
Oh you did what you could
and that's alright
If your head is in a haze
Well it's okay to be a bit gray
But there's no need for regret
Just go on faster than your jet
You gotta stare in the void
While you're looking at the noise
It's breaking you apart
Tearing at your heart
With quick sand in your belly
You try to hold on to keep it steady
But you know this is the end
No there ain't no time to pretend
credits
from FAHF2,
released November 13, 2013
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Restaurnaut Corona, California
Booking inquiries: restaurnaut@gmail.com
"His music is playful and simple, but most importantly
portable - ukelele strums, glockenspiel plunks, kiddie-Casio key strokes, flutes toots, and small cymbals make up the core pallet of sounds, all of it contributing to the miniature, hand-held feel of the tape."
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