"Worldender" lyrics
Worldender
With a temper just as grim as you are tender
Never close I make the most of my own surrender
Worldender
Worldender
Driving
South 101
Got a parking ticket
In a state park in Oregon
I didn't see the sign
But I rarely do now do I
Smoke in my eyes
Pulled over
For a glass and a plate and a smoke break
You like half empty dives
And I like Christmas in May
And the lights went out
And I could not see my own hands
And the walls began to dance
Worldender
With a temper just as grim as you are tender
Never close I make the most of my own surrender
Worldender
Worldender
Back to the van
Rows and rows and rows of almond trees
I clocked out for a minute
Hands at six and three
You thought we'd never make it
To see our angel in silver lake
But we did and we'll do it again
Worldender
With a temper just as grim as you are tender
Never close I make the most of my own surrender
Worldender
Worldender
With a temper just as grim as you are tender
Never close I make the most of my own surrender
Worldender
Worldender
Driving
South 101
Got a parking ticket
In a state park in Oregon
I didn't see the sign
But I rarely do now do I
Smoke in my eyes
Pulled over
For a glass and a plate and a smoke break
You like half empty dives
And I like Christmas in May
And the lights went out
And I could not see my own hands
And the walls began to dance
Worldender
With a temper just as grim as you are tender
Never close I make the most of my own surrender
Worldender
Worldender
Back to the van
Rows and rows and rows of almond trees
I clocked out for a minute
Hands at six and three
You thought we'd never make it
To see our angel in silver lake
But we did and we'll do it again
Worldender
With a temper just as grim as you are tender
Never close I make the most of my own surrender
Worldender
Worldender
Writer(s): Martin Edgar Earley, Calin Jean Peters
