1. |
Restless Vision
02:51
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2. |
Pieces
04:05
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3. |
Art of Aesthetics
05:34
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4. |
Saturday Afternoon
04:27
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5. |
On the Back Burner
04:02
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6. |
Time to Come Home
03:42
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7. |
Confusion
03:23
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8. |
Waiting for the Wind
03:11
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Long hair, short fuse.
Waiting for a six-string dropout to give you the news.
Black shirt, black shoes
There’s not a damn thing 'progressive' about what you call your views
You’re waiting for a wind
A hundred years or more
Now it’s time you see
That all we’ve got to be is free!
Happy guys with sad souls.
Nature’s got a funny way of taking back control
Tradition and fidelity
You love to hate them both in the name of sensitivity
You’re waiting for a wind
A hundred years or more
Now it’s time to be
That what we’ve got to be is free!
Turtlenecks and politics
Anarchy with leaders fashion statements and guitar licks
Blue sky and Mother Earth
You pray to dirt just to avoid rebirth
You’re waiting for a wind
A hundred years or more
Now it’s time you see
That all we’ve got to be is free!
You’re waiting for the wind!
You’re waiting for the wind!
You’re waiting for the wind!
You’re waiting for the wind!
For Pete's Sake!
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9. |
Why Did I Fight?
03:53
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There's dirt on my face.
I slowly walk on home.
My crawling heart sighs.
Once again I am alone
My blood-spattered uniform,
is better than my tears.
For the colors are visible
the red shows I cared
Why did I fight this strife?
Listen, comrade in arms,
you are not worth my life...
I am out of ammunition.
The battle is long past.
You've won the war.
I am scared this pain will last.
I drop to my knees.
As a pain cripples my soul.
I know the end is near.
Memory takes its toll
Why did I fight this strife?
Listen, comrade in arms,
you are not worth my life...
I hope you don't mind,
if I die alone out here.
As I fall into my grave,
I faintly hear you cheer
Why did I fight this strife?
Listen, comrade in arms,
you are not worth my life...
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10. |
Miscellaneous Virtues
03:38
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Nothing But Sky Greensboro, North Carolina
Born out of the fertile North Carolina music scene of the 1990s that produced such acts as Ben Folds, The Connells, Bus Stop, and Athenaeum, Nothing But Sky features pop rock original tracks from four different songwriters.
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