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1937 State Park (Live at Brooklyn Steel)
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[Verse 1: Will Toledo & Ethan Ives] No one should ever have to look at themselves I steer clear of graveyards They are cliche In my death-obsessed generation No one should ever have to look at themselves High school teen dream dies in the hospital Leaves behind a journal and a pair of Air Jordans Lyrics of popular rock ballads Changed to include his name I'm taking back my heart You were digging a hole for it six feet deep (At the state park, at the state park) [Chorus: Will Toledo & Ethan Ives] I didn't want you to hear That shake in my voice My pain is my own And when the cops shook me down I cried walking home I cried walking home, home [Verse 2: Will Toledo & Ethan Ives] You and me are connected now We were in one photograph and we don't even look happy I can't commit to a crime to commit I need to get one done for the biography because When I split the scene Leave the party early What am I leaving behind me? Just a memory Another body It ain't no pair of Air Jordans Something is ringing Death is playing his Xylophone ribs for me [Chorus: Will Toledo & Ethan Ives] I didn't want you to hear That shake in my voice My pain is my own And when the cops shook me down I cried walking home I cried walking home I didn't want you to hear That shake in my voice My pain is my own And when the cops shook me down I cried walking home I cried walking home, home Yeah, yeah, yeah [Outro: Will Toledo] Don't worry I'm worrying for two So don't worry, baby Don't worry I'm worrying for two So don't worry, baby New York, thank you so much I think we got one more song And I think it's gonna be a request Alright, thanks, thanks again
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