Same Old Things

Cobble stone streets and pale pink wine

All sittin' in a book

They told me about ships at night

When I was scared and my bones they shook

My father works as a doorman

My brother says he will too

I told them that I'd go see the world

They said, "Give it up

If you know what's good for you"

Do you ever feel lonely?

Even in your own house

Struggle with the words

That are coming out of your mouth

Run around for something new

Have you ever seen heaven?

Even in a daydream

Ever been begging

To say something you mean

Oh, and ask the world to bring you

Different eyes to see the same old things

Different eyes to see the same old things

One day I flew to the mission

Saw the sky upside down

Our seven sisters they lead the way

Shared memories and set us on the ground

Oh, always feel I'm running out of time

Oh, open up the door, lets see what we find

Do you ever feel lonely?

Even in your own house

Struggle with the words

That are coming out of your mouth

Run around for something new

Have you ever seen heaven?

Even in a daydream

Ever been begging

To say something you mean

Oh and ask the world to bring you

Different eyes to see the same old things

Different eyes to see the same old things

The ground's unstable

It trails up to the peak

Running from side to side

And all around me

It makes my stomach weep

Stomach weep, stomach weep

It makes my stomach weep

Stomach weep 'til dawn

Do you ever feel lonely?

Even in your own house

Struggle with the words

That are coming out of your mouth

Run around for something new

Have you ever seen heaven?

Even in a daydream

Ever been begging

To say something you mean

Oh and ask the world to bring you

Different eyes to see the same old things

Different eyes to see the same old things