I'll Be on My Way

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I’ll take it all and I’ll be on my way. I couldn’t pay for it, couldn’t leave it on the shelf. And there are strings hanging from the roof, tickling my head, making it hard to think.

There’s not a way to take them down. They’d eat through the ground. It’s poison on a thread. It’s dishonest and I’m loud ‘cause they’d eat through the ground. It’s poison on a thread.

I’ll take it all and I’ll be on my way. I couldn’t work for it, couldn’t stay home. I’m living in a dome that shatters in the cold, but it burns with the sun. I’ll be on my way.

It’s a microscope. It burns through the floor.

I will walk on the floor if it leads to the door. And I will stand if this demands. I’ll be on my way.

I’ll be on my way. I cannot fall down. I’ve got a deal with the ground. And I’ll take everything. I’ll speak with my voice. I’m too tired now to undo this choice.

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from Walk it Off., released April 24, 2014
Recorded at Crescendo Sound Studios by Dave Pratka

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Rick - Guitar
Kiiks - Vocals/Guitar
James - Bass
Johnny - Drums

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