歌词：
Caleb Lionheart

Nodding off on Partridge in the corner of the room Suddenly, the whole world came into view. Pushed through the crowd. Speakers screaming way too loud

Did you hear Disney bought Coney Island? Took down all the lights and rides? Leveled the whole pier? Did you hear the dreams we had as children collect

History will hold our names on the tip of its tongue Or clench its teeth at the mere mention of us And the scars filled with ink on his arms and legs

Liberal Arts New England College Town (yeah!) We all pretend we care about the sound (yeah!) The music's playing There's music playing? Just take me

Morning came early you know we're sleeping in again Last night ended right where this morning began And you ask if we can be together apart from a drinking

These concrete buildings scrape the sky Capital City's keeping you on my mind all the time But some days I want to run down these alleys screaming "Get

Stretched my skin and dried Sewed myself up and filled to the neck with wine Still we lie. Back's to hell facing the moonlight. Has the well run dry?

What will become of us? We're the first of a dying breed. What will become of us? We've got worn and calloused feet What will become of us? But we're