1. |
Woke Up Dark
02:40
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When I woke up it was dark out
Could not stand the taste in my mouth
Put my shoes on
Walked outside
I got in the car and started to drive
On the highway alone I drove real slow
I kept going till I reached a lake and
I drove into the black water
I made no sound, then I woke up dark…
When I woke up it was dark out
Opened the window
Then I climbed out
On my roof I sat and spied
on an animal eating hunched over gnawing
Crawled towards it put out my hand
Its fur was wet
It was very cold
Then when it saw me it picked its head up
It slid off the roof, then I woke up dark…
When I woke up it was dark out
Objects in my room seemed to float around
Tried to pass them
Get to the door, but
Everything was in the way
So I fell onto the floor
Things seemed to be pushing at me
My stereo, my guitar, my big heavy blanket
I rolled around, I reached far out
Then someone opened the door
Then I woke up, then I woke up, then I woke up dark
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2. |
I'm Terrified (Demo)
02:44
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Walking home late at night
Fog fills the air
Dark gray sky
Headlights bright
But nobody's there
I can't explain exactly what it is
My instant reflex shiver says
I'm terrified and I don't know why
Cold fills all the holes in my shoe
Puddle brown on the ground
Cloud hidden moon
I'm nervous speechless
Overwhelmed by fear
Things might be normal if it weren't for this atmosphere
Instead of walking I decide to run
Everything's blurred
It only gets worse
Way too much damage done
In my home late at night
Sounds of heavy winds
Now I'm fine I can deny
That anything bad happened
It's easy to forget when it's hard to understand
I can just shake off that shaking hand
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3. |
This Place (Demo)
03:04
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Look around you
See this town
It surrounds you
Lights and sounds
I don’t know anyone
On my block
I know that tree
And that bus stop
Ohhh you can live in this place
Eat at a diner where they know your face
Run away screaming, run away smiling
Sleep in your home
The only place you’ve known
Empty streets
AM Dark
Moon reflection
Forest Park
Distant holler
Rumbling train tracks
This town only listens
When you listen back
Oh you can breathe in this place
Sit on a park bench as daylight’s erased
Run away swimming run away flying
Sleep in your bed
Inside your room up the stairs
Wet brick fence
Grassy field
Beautiful sunset
Over the dead
Oh you can move from this place
Flatten a town map and learn how to trace
Run away sitting, run away standing
Think of the things you’ve disowned
And gradually explode
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4. |
Woke Up Dark (Demo)
02:30
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5. |
Wake Up Fine
01:20
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I thought that nightmares would end
Once I left my life and friends
I thought that I’d sleep more sound
Once my bed was big and round
I thought that my mind would rest
Once I got this off my chest
I thought that I’d wake up fine
Once my dreams were left behind
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Trouble's Afoot Queens, New York
Trouble's Afoot is all music by Jordan Cooper, who lives in Queens, NY.
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