Small Town Living

All this non-talking and I was stuck in the middle with my anger My sister snuck out so she didn't have to face the blues Still too young to split my time so I'd hide away in my room Picking riffs on an old guitar left to me by my uncle The snow fell heavy slipped itself over the world Smokin' grass to keep warm while I'm listening to the rain This small town livin' Nothing here ever changes Nothing but the seasons Rearrange us And punctuate the time Occasionally I hear Whispers in the breeze Of what happened to you Tell me please They blow with the wind under my door Easier to never leave Much harder to find yourself some peace We live these days like they're eternities Drinking cough medicine never tasted this good But I always found an excuse to sleep under your roof My dad bought snow chains at the convenience shop From the old man aching his winters away from behind a mop Gotta find myself a taste of air not seeped in memories This small town livin' Nothing here ever changes Nothing but the seasons Rearrange us And punctuate the time Occasionally I hear Whispers in the breeze Of what happened to you Tell me please They blow with the wind under my door Easier to never leave Much harder to, find yourself some peace We live these days like they're eternities Easier to never leave Much harder to, find yourself some peace We live these days like they're eternities We live these days like they're eternities We live these days like they're eternities We live these days like they're eternities We live these days like they're eternities