1. |
Graduation
03:02
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shut your mouth
and im too loud?
im too proud
but im not getting lost in the crowd
cause were queer things
pulling at heart strings
and you're just fucking sensitive
fuck you and your graduation
i know im not celebrating
when the bad is rewarded for the good
feelin' like you never could
i can finally live my life
not shrouded by college fines
do you have a place in mind?
yeah, its far away from you
ive been trying so hard
not to get up and fall to the floor
but its hard to ignore the things that knock at your front door
what about the teens who cant express themselves for who they wanna be?
what about society, for what it can be?
its tiring
fuck you and your graduation
i know im not celebrating
when the bads rewarded for the good
feelin' like you never could
dont you see im living my life?
not shrouded by college fines
know i have a place to be
its not at that fucking party
its not stuck crying
just cause i didnt make it
but keep blaming me
for my past mistakes
cause you're so content
that college acceptance is what's important
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2. |
Too Late For Teens
02:14
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too late for teens, when were only 17
but I stay acting like I'm 22
drive across the country
and you start rebelling
and suddenly I fall for you
oh I, know I don't
know how to express myself for you
but I can't help myself when I don't know what to do
can you help me come through?
hazel skips class when she gets bored
smokes cigarettes and skateboards
she's not like the others, she's so much more
too bad shes not living past 24
let's all be a hazel, fuck the cops and live a little more
let's all be a hazel cause It's not like we have too much more
time left
time left
to change ourselves around cause
I'm not acting like I am
and I hate to pretend
and I hate who I am, and I hate the government
too late for teens when were only 17
but I stay acting like I'm 22
don't wanna be cynical but everything is breaking
oh I, can't wait till
I see the look on your face, as you
don't know what to do
and everyone moves along
do you wanna move along too?
do you wanna move along too, cause I sure do
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3. |
Bonfire (Acoustic)
03:12
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foghorn wallows and steep cliff covers
terrible teens and their horrible mothers
ripped up sweaters and moth balls in cupboards
thursdays here and ive yet to love another
take my hand we'll walk through the woods together
the other side is filled with thorns and feathers
the old woman's home is like the others
broken down and shanty like the authors once said and
maybelline casts a spell
said to have once felt
the dread of 1000 bees in the summer
chopping down the evergreens in the winter
wash me down with water
throw me in the fire
put the earth on my grave
let the wind carry me away
the city is calling my name
tells me nothing ever stays the same
forgiveness over fire
lets burn all our problems away
bonfire
bonfire
bonfire
come on and tell me nothing ever stays the same
wash me down with water
throw me in the fire
put the earth on my grave
let the wind carry me away
wash me down with water
throw me in the fire
push me far away
come on and tell me baby, nothing stays the same
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Boye Chicago, Illinois
Boye was comprised of Wren & Fiona
Queer Indie Rock
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