Woodgrain Songtext
von Camping in Alaska

Dripping drowning drooping down
All four limbs against the ground
Water pouring through your hair
Smoking stale and stinking air
The subtle smell of wet concrete
Your headlights dressing up the trees
Running through an open door
We don′t live here anymore
If I find a way to hide it
Pushed aside wild eyes confide in
Rain
On your face
Can't seem to find the place
Or end the endless chase
Shocking sulking bloody spit
A plastic rose a busted lip
Never take my own advice
Not a good idea in sight
Broke my legs under the weight
Of this suffocating fate


In the blackness of my days
In the darkness of my nights
If I find a way to hide it
Pushed aside wild eyes confide in
Rain
Soaks your small frame
And I′m speaking through woodgrain
I'm sinking in champagne
Goodbye
Goodnight
Goodbye
Goodnight
Goodbye
Goodnight
Goodbye
Goodnight
Goodbye
Goodnight
Goodbye
Goodnight
Goodbye
Goodnight
Goodbye
Goodnight