Credits
AUSFÜHRENDE KÜNSTLER:INNEN
Kenton Hall & The Necessary Measures
Künstler:in
KOMPOSITION UND LIEDTEXT
Kenton Johnathon Hall
Songwriter:in
Christopher William Ilett
Songwriter:in
Lyrics
I used to think this would be the death of me
Being right ain’t all that it’s cracked up to be
And, so, as I slip from fortunate and bold
To overtaxed and undersold
I’m just listening for a distant hum
And waiting on a second drum
To tell me I’m in time
Sometimes, I think my grasp has overshot my reach
Trying to match the rhythm of another rousing speech
So, if I tend to repeat myself these days
It’s more memory loss than it’s malaise
I’m just listening for a distant hum
And waiting on a second drum
To tell me I’m in time
I keep hope on the periphery
Shimmering in the corner of my eye
Cause there’s so little mystery
In an old man’s suicide
There was a moment there, when I thought I was done
That’ll teach me to stare directly at the sun
For now, I’ll blink and miss you, but this much remains true
I still don’t know what else to do
Except listen for a distant hum
And wait upon a second drum
To tell me I’m in time
The bruise that followed the punchline
Concealed badly, by design
Has seeped beneath my skin like wine
Cause I’m no quitter, just resigned
Tell me I’m in time
Tell me I’m in time
Written by: Christopher William Ilett, Kenton Johnathon Hall