1. |
Same Place
02:13
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You seem to be hangin' on the sidelines
Waitin' for the right time to be
To be
The one
I knew you could be
The one I wished you believed
You can speak
You can speak up
And up you will grow
Takin' time slow
Like the tick tock of the clock
You tick the time
You tick the time
You take the time away
As the night turns to day
And when it's quiet and there's nothing to bear
I feel it coming in my bones
I feel it boiling up ready to blow
I'm back to sittin' in hallways
Waitin' for your sweet face
Callin' me awake
And the words in the sounds and I'm breakin' up the crowded patterns
And the longer you speak
The less I believe
You tick the time
You tick the time
You take the time away
As the night turns to day
Were we ever in the same place?
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2. |
Turn Me Over
02:53
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Well there's no simple time for searching
And the future it'll pass
And when the moments push in motion
I'll be gasping for the rest
And sinking slowly in the ocean
As the forces move emotions
I am stalling for the sense that all the pages wrote won't bend
And turn me over and over again
Who is the person that you think I am
You see me as someone I have left
Pretending to be someone I have been
I'm always hearing how to change
I'd serve you better if I'd made
My decisions of out place
I cannot help it if I break
And there's no simple time for searching
And the future it'll pass
And when the moments push in motion
I'll be gasping for the rest
And sinking slowly in the ocean
As the forces move emotions
I am stalling for the sense that all the pages wrote won't bend
And if you hold me here I'm falling
You'll be picking up the bones
From the bottom of the ocean
What I thought would be my home
And will the void inside my body
Ever grasp fingers and toes
And feel a love unlike no other
Will I breathe your motions whole
And turn me over and over again
Who is the person that you think I am
You see me as someone I have left
Pretending to be someone I have been
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3. |
Limbo
03:04
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Well can you keep a secret and hold it in tight
Carry it along through time
That these are just the stepping stones to get where I'm going
And this is just the in between a future left for me to see
For me to see
In limbo waitin' for the end
I'll see if all the things I've ever dreamt fall through my hands
So take me aside
Show me your life
Tell me is it true
And were you content
Happy in the end
Was it all you'd guessed
A stomping ground
The beat I've found
Comfort in the tides
The bitterness
I'm growing thin
Tired
Tired and Tried
The bitterness I'm growing thin
Tired and Tried
The bitterness I'm growing thin
So take me aside
Show me your life
Tell me is it true
And were you content
Happy in the end
Was it all you'd guessed
Take me aside
Show me your life
Tell me is it true
And were you content
Happy in the end
Was it all you'd guessed
Was it all you'd guessed
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Bear Grass Troy, New York
Bear Grass attracts listeners with the quirky songs of Katie Hammon. Her sultry pipes leave them devastated, but the band’s blend of folk, rock, and homespun trip-hop soothes their wounds. Drawing on influences like Laura Veirs and Wye Oak, the music is sometimes subtly dark, but always thoroughly captivating and melodic. ... more
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