The Wild Bunch

Like a landlocked Brian Wilson, always aching for the tide

Our heads comfortable on the pillow

But always sticking out the other side

We all grew up weird enough to laugh at how we used to be

Did you turn out weird enough to laugh at how you used to be?

I've stopped searching for the answers, I've learned my lesson

'Cause life is just a rhetorical question

I was promised a lot, so I took some time to cross some seas

This must be the part where my ship wrecked

Now I'm left alone with the breeze from the sea

We all grew up weird enough to laugh at how we used to be

Did you turn out weird enough to laugh at how you used to be?

I've stopped searching for the answers, I've learned my lesson

'Cause life is just a rhetorical question

And I came up with a bed

We built this home atop of ancient Indian burial grounds

We built this home atop of, atop of, atop of

Whenever something goes right, something goes wrong

And it's been this way too long

We built this home atop of ancient Indian burial grounds

At least now I know that what I have

Was built by the people I love

You wish you loved anything the way I love my friends

Now we're moving glaciers

I hope this never ends

We all grew up weird enough to laugh at how we used to be

Did you turn out weird enough to laugh at how you used to be?

You used to be