I Know Someone Who Can't Recognize
from The Roots, The Leaves by cars & trains
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lyrics
i know someone who can't recognize
his own face in a crowd, he's a ball rolling down
since he started, out this morning
no one knows, which direction he falls
and an eerie sound, resonated
when he hit the ground, made that awful sound
dreaded opening my eyes, afraid we wouldn't be here
not understanding the words from my mouth
i feel like it should come with warning, too
we may burn up, on re-entry
and we recede, just like everything
now, and then, what comes after that
and civilizations will fall
and everything we know, will crumble to the ground
make that awful sound, seem familiar
i feel like it should come with warning, too
his own face in a crowd, he's a ball rolling down
since he started, out this morning
no one knows, which direction he falls
and an eerie sound, resonated
when he hit the ground, made that awful sound
dreaded opening my eyes, afraid we wouldn't be here
not understanding the words from my mouth
i feel like it should come with warning, too
we may burn up, on re-entry
and we recede, just like everything
now, and then, what comes after that
and civilizations will fall
and everything we know, will crumble to the ground
make that awful sound, seem familiar
i feel like it should come with warning, too
credits
from The Roots, The Leaves,
released January 26, 2010
horns by hiram lucke (the harvey girls)
bass by michael doherty (future historians)
horns by hiram lucke (the harvey girls)
bass by michael doherty (future historians)
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cars & trains Portland, Oregon
electronic-folk toy-instrument live-looping craziness a la the microphones, tunng, psapp, múm. proprietor of
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