Celebrate
Tiny Moving Parts
2016
Music › Alternative › Tiny Moving Parts › Celebrate
Album
10 songs, 34:48 total time, 74.32 MB
Song lyrics
Nothing's ever good enough
Nothing's ever good enough
Nothing's ever good enough
The weather's never cold enough
To drive me out
...
Good Enough
Tiny Moving Parts
Nothing's ever good enough
Nothing's ever good enough
Nothing's ever good enough
The weather's never cold enough
To drive me out
Chapter one needs to come
I have complained all morning
Now I can barely speak
There's a message inside that tells me
I will shed this skin I'll break free again
I've been searching for something
To keep me warm
To help me sleep at night
Come on
Is that a reward or a necessity?
Unplug the cord
Shuffle the cards
These ties have been tied too tightly
And I can barely breathe
Igloo mountains built high in the backyard
But all I see is melting
There's blood on my flannel
Courage in my flask
If we move onward
We'll never look back
Videos
Latest Release
- 13/09/2019
![Breathe — Tiny Moving Parts]( "Breathe — Tiny Moving Parts")
Top Albums Tiny Moving Parts
People who bought this song also bought
Recommended
People who bought this song also bought
Songs of the Moment
Published by: Spectrumncx | Friday, May 27, 2016
Comments are permanently disabled, because the resource is misused.
iTunes Plus is the new standard for iTunes. ITunes Plus are songs and music videos available in our audio coding high quality AAC at 256 Kbps (twice the quality of protected music purchases ), and without digital rights management (DRM ). You can burn to CD iTunes Plus music as many times as you want, sync with any device that supports the AAC format (such as the iPod, iPhone or Apple TV) , and played on any Mac or Windows computers. Tiny Moving Parts Celebrate m4a
Advertising
The song title is pretty self explanatory, Dylan is experiencing deep discontent with his life, and wishes it to change, although he can't quite bring himself to do anything about it because of his attachment to the past. Additionally, he feels a sense of guilt at wanting more from his situation, and wonders if any sort of life imaginable would be “good enough” for him to be happy with.