can't fuckin wait to see you guys at the improv with the After Disaster

Time freezes as we sit here in Heathrow Looking at the parking lot There isn't all that much to do here at Heathrow Except to watch the things tic-tock, tic-tock, tic-tock It's empty. Just us and the freeway Watching those arms on the clock To move a segment, just a segment, I see you Looking at the phosphenes drop. They Drop. They drop  [Pre-Chorus] One time, one time and we hit the ground One time and we can't see where it goes Two times, two times and we make it brown One more time and we can't see out the windows  [Verse 2] Lines frozen as they watch us at Heathrow Sleeping near a card-board box Cold sweat and more debt here at Heathrow Forces us to watch all the cops and flocks and cops There's no one but the man in the corner Sneaking under lids he flops He pays attention but he still doesn't see me When? Now! It's time to line up the dots and dots and dots!  [Chorus] One time, one time and we hit the ground One time and we can't see where it goes Two times, two times and we make it brown One more time and we can't see out the windows Three times, three times, here we go again One time and we can't see where it goes Four times, four times and we're simply dead One more time and we can't see out the windows

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