1. |
Working. - Dogwood
03:13
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Shotgun, Stop sign, Red light
I don't mind
They're just some cobwebs
Stuck in time
I rearrange what I need to be
Strung out dying piano
In the dark
I've gone and bled
On the keys
I rearrange what I need to be
Ain't that the way to bring me down
Still see ya
When I'm driving round' this town
And yours such a lovely sight
To see
Now you're bigger
Than some fantasy
Once upon a time I was a gun
I melted candles in the sun
I rearrange what I need to be
Bobwhite dogwood whistle
In the park
The boys were sleeping in the van
I rearrange what I need to be
Ain't the way to bring me down
Still see ya
When I'm driving round' this town
And yours such a lovely sight
To see
Now you're bigger
Than some fantasy
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2. |
Working. - Super 8
04:01
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Are you gonna be my baby?
Are you gonna be my man?
Cuz the world keeps falling apart
And we're living out on the dark
And you know I get cold alone
When I need someone to hold
When the world is on fire
I want you
When everyone keeps dying
I want you
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3. |
Jake Kroll - Pines
03:12
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I’m gonna stay back
Y’all can go
I’ll just be alone
What to do
I don’t know
I’m just gonna go
When I’m ready
When I’m ready
When I’m ready
When I’m ready
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4. |
Jake Kroll - Creek
02:43
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Getting dressed up for the Party
Socialize with me Tonight
Thunder Rages but we can’t hear
I guess I’ll just go to bed
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Jake Kroll Murfreesboro, Tennessee
The Official Jakey Kroll Bandcamp Page!
Post Punk for Ghouls n Goblins
Email jakekroll7@gmail.com
Instagram: @jakeykroll
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