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Domestic Disturbances

by The Jet Age

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1.
I pull out the stops when I tell them the big lie. And I stop the clocks when I say my goodbyes. I don’t choke on the lines when I close the sale, but I caught my reflection and noticed I’m pale. I am a black hole, but I used to shine like the sun. I am an agent; I used to be someone. I broadcast the messages, I send out the codes. I await the signal that says I can come home. But my cover’s slipping: pointed questions are asked, and I keep on thinking, “This mission’s my last.”
2.
You sing for the children, why don’t you sing for me? We used to stay up all night; now all we do is sleep. I want to take you dancing, steal away to the beach, lie down on the sand and do as we please. I want to touch you again. The embers are guttering; we must find the breath to breathe light into darkness, life into death. I’ve got so many questions, I don’t know where to start. I want to tell you I miss you, ’though we’re not apart.
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4.
Hey Captain 04:26
Hey, Captain, why you giving me the runaround? I been looking for you all my life and you can’t be found. Sometimes it feels like the night won’t end, sometimes it feels like it’s my only friend. Everybody knows you’ve got to shed a little blood. Everybody knows you’ve got to get down in the mud. I’ve been sailing insatiable seas for far too long. Dismantle the altar, I think something’s gone wrong. I’m sick of climbing up the same old walls, misreading the signals and the calls. Sometimes it feels like the night won’t end …
5.
I can see that I’ve grown distant in your gaze. And it feels like we haven’t been in touch in days. I would speak if I knew what to say. I’m here; do you want me to stay? Don’t want to get over you, don’t know what you want me to do. Don’t want to be left for dead, strung up by things left unsaid. Free of this? Well, there’s a cost; I want things that I gave up for lost. I would speak …
6.
I’ve heard your promises and I’ve learned not to trust your mouth full of ashes, your silver tongue turned rust. The things we leave unsaid echo inside my head. Change that I can believe in is change I can see. You haven’t changed at all so now I’m thinking about what I need. I know well that words are cheap and it’s not the promises that you keep, it’s the things we leave unsaid …
7.
Some Nights 03:02
8.
I Want You 04:31
Everybody wants you and I think that I want you, too. So come over, and come quickly. I want you to come home, I want you here with me. My hands know every curve and they know just what to do. So come over …
9.
Honey, you pick all the wrong fights. You’re the one who summons the long nights. I’m always wrong and you’re always right. Hold your tongue, maybe I won’t bite. I don’t want to crawl my way to the top; the fall feels like it won’t stop. Sometimes it seems like all we do is talk and I just can’t talk any more. I know it takes two to build these traps; once they spring, you can’t turn back. Well, honey, can’t we do better than that? Sometimes you wanna cry, but I can still make you laugh.
10.
Sometimes 02:11
Sometimes, I forget that you’re beautiful. Sometimes, I forget that you’re kind. Sometimes, I forget that you love me. Sometimes, I forget that you’re mine. But I’ve decided I want for nothing more than to be by the side of the woman I adore. Sometimes I can’t wait for the end, to know I’ve loved you all my life. The journey’s long and we have so far to go; that’s why I made you my wife. But I’ve decided … So kick off your heels, we’ll shoot out the lights, drink to our good fortune and unfettered nights.
11.
I forsook the comfort of fate and made my peace with the notion that God’s an idea that can’t rescue me. And I grappled with hubris and rage and inadequacy. Conquered lies with truth and honesty. But I won’t forget how close I came to letting them win, to forgetting my name. I have a boy and girl I need to teach them to fight; they live in a world that won’t distinguish between wrong and right. Sometimes it’s hard to see in the glare of the shocking lights, to know what you’re worth and to value the things you love, they make up your life.
12.
Home 03:42
Sometimes it’s a sandstorm, sometimes it’s a snowstorm, girl, I just can’t get found. I’m listening for your voice, faint amidst the noise; girl, I can’t hear a sound. And I called, and I wept, and I wept and I called your name. And I called, and I wept, and then I heard you say: Ooh … Sometimes a hall of mirrors, the sirens calling me nearer and I feel lost and alone. Then I hear your voice, rise above the noise, finally calling me home. And you called, and you cried, and you cried as you called my name. And you called, and you cried, and then I heard you say: Ooh …

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released January 10, 2012

Greg Bennett: Bass
Pete Nuwayser: Drums
Eric Tischler: Guitars, vocals, keyboards, percussion

Recorded, mixed, and mastered by Eric at Eric's Basement in Silver Spring, MD.

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The Jet Age Washington, D.C.

Washington, DC's the Jet Age are a critically acclaimed power-trio about whom writers say things like, "[T]he Jet Age manages to mix the hyper jangle of the Wedding Present with the cruise-control melodies of Swervedriver and the heaven-scraping majesty of the Who circa 1970" (The Onion) and "a heart-pounding rocker … all of the riffs are stellar." (Pitchfork (8.0)) ... more

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