[Verse 1:]
Honest where I start from
I try and impart my wisdom
A combination of truth and fear
That’s the way it’s always been
My father and his before him
At times we hurt the …
[Verse 1]
Oh, pity me
I’m so alone and so blue
My friends have all gone away
Their friendliness too
[Pre-Chorus]
It was I on my own
With no need to belong
And I wanted to die
That’s when …
[Verse 1]
Got some money, got some cash
I’m rich and now I’m sad
And I wonder if I’m sad about the money that I have
Got some boats on my plane
At the hotel …
[Intro]
Yeah
Polishin’ a goddamn sword, you know what I’m sayin’?
Polishin’ a sword (Uh, uh, uh, uh)
Concrete Family, Concrete Industries, Concrete Boys up, always, never down
(And this beat from Cash, not from …
When the only sound in the empty street
Is the heavy tread of the heavy feet
That belong to a lonesome cop
I open shop
When the moon so long has been gazing down
On …
You don’t owe me
one more minute of your wasted time
you act like it’s all fine37
but all the years I gave you
thinking you knew that you wanted me
I wanted to believe38
I’ve gotta make a destination39
find where I’ll be loved40
This time I’ve got no hesitation
and I’ll be movin’ on41
(to where I belong)
and I’ll be movin’ on
I’m tired of trying
to describe what you will never see
how that we could be42
gave up and lost her43
now you’re looking for a little grace
well look at my face44
I’ve gotta make a destination
find where I’ll be loved
This time I’ve got no hesitation
and I’ll be movin’ on
(to where I belong)
and I’ll be movin’ on
empty corner gotta keep movin’
taking hits while you’ve been missing
night after night after I hear you45
say we’re solid
but I know we’re looking through the cracks
in our little patch46
it isn’t hard to leave
knowing that I’ll be getting life on track
never looking back47
I’ve gotta make a destination
find where I’ll be loved
This time I’ve got no hesitation
and I’ll be movin’ on
(to where I belong)
and I’ll be movin’ on
(find where I’ll be loved)
I’m already gone48
Nickel Creek sings about a relationship in which only one partner is truly committed to the romance.
The partners were not on the same page regarding their commitment to their romance.
In this context, “making a destination” means finding a committed lover for the long-term.
The band members of Nickel Creek feel entitled to find an enthusiastic lover instead of hanging on to a flaky one.
“Movin’ on” means leaving a former lover behind to pursue a new one.
Even when one persons describes his or her ambitions to a lover, it is not guaranteed that the lover will identify strongly with those ambitions.
Nickel Creek sings about breaking up with one’s partner.
Nickel Creek concludes this stanza with aspirations of moving on to find another lover.
Nickel Creek sings about the emotional ripple-effects that occur in one’s life following a break-up.
Even though a couple verbally agrees that their relationship is strong, sometimes they are just looking ahead to the future apart from their current relationship.
When one partner moves on with his or her life so easily, it can become painful for the other partner to witness his or her progress in life.
Nickel Creek sings this song about moving on from a romantic relationship to pursue another one.
Nickel Creek sings about a relationship in which only one partner is truly committed to the romance.
The partners were not on the same page regarding their commitment to their romance.
In this context, “making a destination” means finding a committed lover for the long-term.
The band members of Nickel Creek feel entitled to find an enthusiastic lover instead of hanging on to a flaky one.
“Movin’ on” means leaving a former lover behind to pursue a new one.
Even when one persons describes his or her ambitions to a lover, it is not guaranteed that the lover will identify strongly with those ambitions.
Nickel Creek sings about breaking up with one’s partner.
Nickel Creek concludes this stanza with aspirations of moving on to find another lover.
Nickel Creek sings about the emotional ripple-effects that occur in one’s life following a break-up.
Even though a couple verbally agrees that their relationship is strong, sometimes they are just looking ahead to the future apart from their current relationship.
When one partner moves on with his or her life so easily, it can become painful for the other partner to witness his or her progress in life.
Nickel Creek sings this song about moving on from a romantic relationship to pursue another one.
Nickel Creek sings about a relationship in which only one partner is truly committed to the romance.
The partners were not on the same page regarding their commitment to their romance.
In this context, “making a destination” means finding a committed lover for the long-term.
The band members of Nickel Creek feel entitled to find an enthusiastic lover instead of hanging on to a flaky one.
“Movin’ on” means leaving a former lover behind to pursue a new one.
Even when one persons describes his or her ambitions to a lover, it is not guaranteed that the lover will identify strongly with those ambitions.
Nickel Creek sings about breaking up with one’s partner.
Nickel Creek concludes this stanza with aspirations of moving on to find another lover.
Nickel Creek sings about the emotional ripple-effects that occur in one’s life following a break-up.
Even though a couple verbally agrees that their relationship is strong, sometimes they are just looking ahead to the future apart from their current relationship.
When one partner moves on with his or her life so easily, it can become painful for the other partner to witness his or her progress in life.
Nickel Creek sings this song about moving on from a romantic relationship to pursue another one.
Nickel Creek sings about a relationship in which only one partner is truly committed to the romance.
The partners were not on the same page regarding their commitment to their romance.
In this context, “making a destination” means finding a committed lover for the long-term.
The band members of Nickel Creek feel entitled to find an enthusiastic lover instead of hanging on to a flaky one.
“Movin’ on” means leaving a former lover behind to pursue a new one.
Even when one persons describes his or her ambitions to a lover, it is not guaranteed that the lover will identify strongly with those ambitions.
Nickel Creek sings about breaking up with one’s partner.
Nickel Creek concludes this stanza with aspirations of moving on to find another lover.
Nickel Creek sings about the emotional ripple-effects that occur in one’s life following a break-up.
Even though a couple verbally agrees that their relationship is strong, sometimes they are just looking ahead to the future apart from their current relationship.
When one partner moves on with his or her life so easily, it can become painful for the other partner to witness his or her progress in life.
Nickel Creek sings this song about moving on from a romantic relationship to pursue another one.
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