1. |
Ballad of the Whistler
03:19
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Raise your feet up off the ground
The predator listens for the sounds
I believe
What you see is yours to keep
In a picture book
Whistle so your hair blows
To block the sight of evil foes
I believe
What you see is yours to keep
In a picture book
In your mind
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2. |
Little Thieves
06:45
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I don't want you any other way than
than the way you came
you are just as mother planned to make you
you're not the one that has to change
Your desires are there to make you want more
they're not made of what you need
everywhere you look they will convince you
close your eyes and you'll be free
So you were told
everything that you see
is what you need
to be happy
they're planting their seeds
those little thieves
won't get 'nothin from me
I don't even want to know
what it is you have to show
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