The Least I Can Do

Least I Can Do
David Wax Museum
I don’t see my sisters that much.
As if state lines had cattle guards.
I don’t see my parents that much.
Momma’s hell makes traveling hard.
I don’t see my home town that much.
Though I picture it frozen in time.
But everyone has moved on in some way,
as I have moved on in some way as I have moved on in mine.
And i’m not trying to get away from anything or anyone,
and i’m not trying to get away from you.
And i’m not trying to get away from anything or anyone,
and i’m not trying to get away from you.
Least that’s what I tell myself, it’s the least I can do.
I don’t listen to my old records that much.
Something different about the way they sound.
And I don’t swallow my pride that much,
there isn’t anything left to keep down.
I don’t think of you all that much,
maybe once or twice each afternoon.
See my heart is like a flower, once it opens up it can’t unbloom.
And i’m not trying to get away from anything or anyone,
and i’m not trying to get away from you.
I’m not trying to get away from anything or anyone,
and i’m not trying to get away from you.
Least that’s what I tell myself, it’s the least I can do.
So much planting you think something would’ve grown in your heart,
in your heart in, your heart.
There’s so much planting you think something would’ve grown
in your heart, in your heart in, your heart.
And i’m not trying to get away from anything or anyone,
and i’m not trying to get away from you.
I’m not trying to get away from anything or anyone,
and i’m not trying to get away from you.
So much planting you think something would’ve grown in your heart,
in your heart in, your heart.