Song | The Night We Called It A Day |
Artist | Deepspace 5 |
Album | The Night We Called It A Day |
Download | Image LRC TXT |
when the moon shines at noontime, and the sun blazes at midnight | |
dark and light coincide, i stay inside and keep the lid tight | |
catch sight of the morning that passes by through my window | |
another child is born, another dies, and still the wind blows | |
spin slow drawn into strong voice of reason | |
standin’ in snow thinkin’ of summer, | |
just longin' for another season | |
belong in no particular region, but hear i stand | |
just rocked another show, just can't remember where i am | |
and my family’s far from here, but the stars are bright this evenin’ | |
or this morning or this afternoon, just got here now i'm leavin’ | |
and i sure remember tomorrow just as clear as i do yesterday | |
never dance with the devil, cuz i can’t afford that hell to pay | |
wanna blast through your speakers every time you press a “play” | |
wanna fix your phonograph so we could set the record straight | |
dear god i pray, just let me show this world a better way | |
how you helped through your heart all the times i fell away | |
i get to say these words and speak my peace to captive crowds | |
not certain if it's day or night, but i know the time is now | |
and if we ever lose the purpose as a prelude to the sound | |
lets just call it a day, and burn my empire to the ground | |
[listener] | |
amazingly, the cask of amontillado cracks wide open to vibrate your bravado | |
sewn up escape body bagger, like i'm the count of monte cristo | |
world tour: me ill coffee shopping and we're coming to your bistro | |
we show bright when it comes to your ability | |
i'll be yelling out homonyms like i dwell in possibility | |
we're gonna call it a day because i know you're feeling me | |
listener, rapper, a potpourri of life | |
all synonyms to cornucopia; i'm so glad you have a wife | |
in this wolf-eat-salmon world you better grab swords and sell your knives or | |
you'll get chopped up by needle when it spins over to my rhyme, yo | |
rap music guys and self titled artists alike | |
please think twice before you say your things on the microphone | |
i might not be, but i take it seriously | |
when you really listen to the words and you're not just hearing me | |
day and night | |
wrong or right | |
spill our guts with every breath on the mike | |
and hope you call it tight | |
if it's blind, give it sight | |
if it's dark, make it light | |
some call it music | |
[2x] | deepspace calls it life |
[playdough] | |
workin' it out, placin' my feet to concrete | |
hittin' the street with a vengeance, stench is so sweet | |
but bitter we consider every circle we pass | |
probl'y the reason that i’m breezin’ through class so steadfast we push to find the bush that was burnin' | |
stayin’ determined and yearnin' because the lessons we learnin' are life long | |
it’s my song i place to erase and transpose | |
all these average joes with weak flows | |
who knows not the true an’ livin' rose who ascended | |
blended with the beat; compete then apprehended | |
today's feelin' all right – color of nights | |
being blocked by the shock and the ray we playin’ right | |
now i've gone a full day without some wackness heard | |
the ones speakin' absurd are finally heeding my word | |
and now i'm left with nothing else to say | |
that’d be the night that i called it a day | |
[sev statik] | |
i'm gonna throw thoughts to a page | |
let 'em fall where they please | |
let 'em rise to the sky, rain down and form seas | |
an ocean of possibilities to dwell in | |
yellin' at the top of my lungs; convicted by stone tablets as a felon | |
a nocturnal being of love since the dawn of time | |
watch the sunrise in both my daughter's eyes | |
permanent shine, find my reflection inside | |
livin' to die, dyin' to live, with all glory given back to god | |
[freddie bruno] | |
it was the night that 24 turned into 12 | |
had to dust my spiral off from the top of the shelf | |
on a blank page using the utensil of potential | |
i'm diggin' in my brain so i could rip the instrumental | |
with 20 bars left, and i'm consistent from the intro | |
lightin’ candle sticks as the rain hits my window | |
need to focus in, take the topic and let it flow | |
got 8 down for the count with 16 to go | |
the writer's blocks are stepping stones | |
toward the metronome | |
erasing deadlines with headlines placed in my poem | |
nocturnal with my journal, a wordplay professor | |
the aggressor, resembling soda cans under pressure | |
i'm shaken but not stirred; deterred from my train of think | |
now i'm aligned; readjusted to infuse the ink | |
i wanna handcuff the hands of time | |
no grace period allotted for; here's the sunshine | |
day and night | |
wrong or right | |
spill our guts with every breath on the mike | |
and hope you call it tight | |
if it's blind, give it sight | |
if it's dark, make it light | |
some call it music | |
[2x] | deepspace calls it life |
[sintaxtheterrific] | |
bet i'm casting nets that dredge the deep blue ways of wet | |
god's silhouette on watered palettes painted pink by suns that set | |
burnt from a long days work, but feelin' fine | |
tip its cap and pat the moon upon its back as day declines | |
catch the light switch as you slip into the evening | |
and curtsey to the sun as it dips below the ceiling | |
feeling sorta satellite; like the wind beneath my wings | |
walk a tightrope of gravity; keep lunar kites on orbit strings | |
man on the moonlight like dream before my time | |
like the moon reflects the sun; i make the black begin to shine | |
like the moon rewinds the waters, makes the ocean recline | |
i collapse your mind; i'm sintax the melancholy kind | |
redefine the best, framed fresh in terms of holiness | |
bless the mic device, 'cuz i get nice plus keep my conscience | |
hence i'll split the tense; mince words like sentence fragments | |
moondust or bust, cause i aint' in it for the cabbage | |
the incandescent crescent spits its omnipresent flame | |
but my fame would flicker out; my name sintax to wax and wane | |
for the name above names, so glad that christ came | |
the black burned bright the night we called it a day | |
shadows step on the one unearthed in every tongue | |
run underneath the cover of the night-time sun lungs broken and scraped; spoken on shattered breaks | |
pierce the black hole soul with my faith as i take | |
break minutes back from father time to coordinate seconds | |
i surround the 11th hour with sound as my weapon | |
feelin’ threatened coz they sweat the syndrome of the wicked | |
heading for your auditory where the listener would stick it | |
fix it with skill when it breaks from the construction | |
crushing your framework and far surpassing your presumption | |
sunrays buy your score; wind notes my surface sings | |
grey matter meteors on “record” for elohim | |
and when the sun sets some one lets the mic down | |
we pipe down, unplug it and leave it tied down | |
but not before we retire the pen | |
knowin’ tomorrow we'll be back just to do it again | |
shackled and scarred | |
i still maintain my phrase on dark days | |
a sullen world covered in pain | |
so from dusk 'till dawn i represent his word | |
deepspace 5: sent to serve | |
we travel in the sands of the lost and we understand | |
we battle with the possible chance we take the cross on your block | |
in your speakers dues is paid | |
we out for a change in the night we called it a day |
when the moon shines at noontime, and the sun blazes at midnight | |
dark and light coincide, i stay inside and keep the lid tight | |
catch sight of the morning that passes by through my window | |
another child is born, another dies, and still the wind blows | |
spin slow drawn into strong voice of reason | |
standin' in snow thinkin' of summer, | |
just longin' for another season | |
belong in no particular region, but hear i stand | |
just rocked another show, just can' t remember where i am | |
and my family' s far from here, but the stars are bright this evenin' | |
or this morning or this afternoon, just got here now i' m leavin' | |
and i sure remember tomorrow just as clear as i do yesterday | |
never dance with the devil, cuz i can' t afford that hell to pay | |
wanna blast through your speakers every time you press a " play" | |
wanna fix your phonograph so we could set the record straight | |
dear god i pray, just let me show this world a better way | |
how you helped through your heart all the times i fell away | |
i get to say these words and speak my peace to captive crowds | |
not certain if it' s day or night, but i know the time is now | |
and if we ever lose the purpose as a prelude to the sound | |
lets just call it a day, and burn my empire to the ground | |
listener | |
amazingly, the cask of amontillado cracks wide open to vibrate your bravado | |
sewn up escape body bagger, like i' m the count of monte cristo | |
world tour: me ill coffee shopping and we' re coming to your bistro | |
we show bright when it comes to your ability | |
i' ll be yelling out homonyms like i dwell in possibility | |
we' re gonna call it a day because i know you' re feeling me | |
listener, rapper, a potpourri of life | |
all synonyms to cornucopia i' m so glad you have a wife | |
in this wolfeatsalmon world you better grab swords and sell your knives or | |
you' ll get chopped up by needle when it spins over to my rhyme, yo | |
rap music guys and self titled artists alike | |
please think twice before you say your things on the microphone | |
i might not be, but i take it seriously | |
when you really listen to the words and you' re not just hearing me | |
day and night | |
wrong or right | |
spill our guts with every breath on the mike | |
and hope you call it tight | |
if it' s blind, give it sight | |
if it' s dark, make it light | |
some call it music | |
[2x] | deepspace calls it life |
playdough | |
workin' it out, placin' my feet to concrete | |
hittin' the street with a vengeance, stench is so sweet | |
but bitter we consider every circle we pass | |
probl' y the reason that i' m breezin' through class so steadfast we push to find the bush that was burnin' | |
stayin' determined and yearnin' because the lessons we learnin' are life long | |
it' s my song i place to erase and transpose | |
all these average joes with weak flows | |
who knows not the true an' livin' rose who ascended | |
blended with the beat compete then apprehended | |
today' s feelin' all right color of nights | |
being blocked by the shock and the ray we playin' right | |
now i' ve gone a full day without some wackness heard | |
the ones speakin' absurd are finally heeding my word | |
and now i' m left with nothing else to say | |
that' d be the night that i called it a day | |
sev statik | |
i' m gonna throw thoughts to a page | |
let ' em fall where they please | |
let ' em rise to the sky, rain down and form seas | |
an ocean of possibilities to dwell in | |
yellin' at the top of my lungs convicted by stone tablets as a felon | |
a nocturnal being of love since the dawn of time | |
watch the sunrise in both my daughter' s eyes | |
permanent shine, find my reflection inside | |
livin' to die, dyin' to live, with all glory given back to god | |
freddie bruno | |
it was the night that 24 turned into 12 | |
had to dust my spiral off from the top of the shelf | |
on a blank page using the utensil of potential | |
i' m diggin' in my brain so i could rip the instrumental | |
with 20 bars left, and i' m consistent from the intro | |
lightin' candle sticks as the rain hits my window | |
need to focus in, take the topic and let it flow | |
got 8 down for the count with 16 to go | |
the writer' s blocks are stepping stones | |
toward the metronome | |
erasing deadlines with headlines placed in my poem | |
nocturnal with my journal, a wordplay professor | |
the aggressor, resembling soda cans under pressure | |
i' m shaken but not stirred deterred from my train of think | |
now i' m aligned readjusted to infuse the ink | |
i wanna handcuff the hands of time | |
no grace period allotted for here' s the sunshine | |
day and night | |
wrong or right | |
spill our guts with every breath on the mike | |
and hope you call it tight | |
if it' s blind, give it sight | |
if it' s dark, make it light | |
some call it music | |
[2x] | deepspace calls it life |
sintaxtheterrific | |
bet i' m casting nets that dredge the deep blue ways of wet | |
god' s silhouette on watered palettes painted pink by suns that set | |
burnt from a long days work, but feelin' fine | |
tip its cap and pat the moon upon its back as day declines | |
catch the light switch as you slip into the evening | |
and curtsey to the sun as it dips below the ceiling | |
feeling sorta satellite like the wind beneath my wings | |
walk a tightrope of gravity keep lunar kites on orbit strings | |
man on the moonlight like dream before my time | |
like the moon reflects the sun i make the black begin to shine | |
like the moon rewinds the waters, makes the ocean recline | |
i collapse your mind i' m sintax the melancholy kind | |
redefine the best, framed fresh in terms of holiness | |
bless the mic device, ' cuz i get nice plus keep my conscience | |
hence i' ll split the tense mince words like sentence fragments | |
moondust or bust, cause i aint' in it for the cabbage | |
the incandescent crescent spits its omnipresent flame | |
but my fame would flicker out my name sintax to wax and wane | |
for the name above names, so glad that christ came | |
the black burned bright the night we called it a day | |
shadows step on the one unearthed in every tongue | |
run underneath the cover of the nighttime sun lungs broken and scraped spoken on shattered breaks | |
pierce the black hole soul with my faith as i take | |
break minutes back from father time to coordinate seconds | |
i surround the 11th hour with sound as my weapon | |
feelin' threatened coz they sweat the syndrome of the wicked | |
heading for your auditory where the listener would stick it | |
fix it with skill when it breaks from the construction | |
crushing your framework and far surpassing your presumption | |
sunrays buy your score wind notes my surface sings | |
grey matter meteors on " record" for elohim | |
and when the sun sets some one lets the mic down | |
we pipe down, unplug it and leave it tied down | |
but not before we retire the pen | |
knowin' tomorrow we' ll be back just to do it again | |
shackled and scarred | |
i still maintain my phrase on dark days | |
a sullen world covered in pain | |
so from dusk ' till dawn i represent his word | |
deepspace 5: sent to serve | |
we travel in the sands of the lost and we understand | |
we battle with the possible chance we take the cross on your block | |
in your speakers dues is paid | |
we out for a change in the night we called it a day |
when the moon shines at noontime, and the sun blazes at midnight | |
dark and light coincide, i stay inside and keep the lid tight | |
catch sight of the morning that passes by through my window | |
another child is born, another dies, and still the wind blows | |
spin slow drawn into strong voice of reason | |
standin' in snow thinkin' of summer, | |
just longin' for another season | |
belong in no particular region, but hear i stand | |
just rocked another show, just can' t remember where i am | |
and my family' s far from here, but the stars are bright this evenin' | |
or this morning or this afternoon, just got here now i' m leavin' | |
and i sure remember tomorrow just as clear as i do yesterday | |
never dance with the devil, cuz i can' t afford that hell to pay | |
wanna blast through your speakers every time you press a " play" | |
wanna fix your phonograph so we could set the record straight | |
dear god i pray, just let me show this world a better way | |
how you helped through your heart all the times i fell away | |
i get to say these words and speak my peace to captive crowds | |
not certain if it' s day or night, but i know the time is now | |
and if we ever lose the purpose as a prelude to the sound | |
lets just call it a day, and burn my empire to the ground | |
listener | |
amazingly, the cask of amontillado cracks wide open to vibrate your bravado | |
sewn up escape body bagger, like i' m the count of monte cristo | |
world tour: me ill coffee shopping and we' re coming to your bistro | |
we show bright when it comes to your ability | |
i' ll be yelling out homonyms like i dwell in possibility | |
we' re gonna call it a day because i know you' re feeling me | |
listener, rapper, a potpourri of life | |
all synonyms to cornucopia i' m so glad you have a wife | |
in this wolfeatsalmon world you better grab swords and sell your knives or | |
you' ll get chopped up by needle when it spins over to my rhyme, yo | |
rap music guys and self titled artists alike | |
please think twice before you say your things on the microphone | |
i might not be, but i take it seriously | |
when you really listen to the words and you' re not just hearing me | |
day and night | |
wrong or right | |
spill our guts with every breath on the mike | |
and hope you call it tight | |
if it' s blind, give it sight | |
if it' s dark, make it light | |
some call it music | |
[2x] | deepspace calls it life |
playdough | |
workin' it out, placin' my feet to concrete | |
hittin' the street with a vengeance, stench is so sweet | |
but bitter we consider every circle we pass | |
probl' y the reason that i' m breezin' through class so steadfast we push to find the bush that was burnin' | |
stayin' determined and yearnin' because the lessons we learnin' are life long | |
it' s my song i place to erase and transpose | |
all these average joes with weak flows | |
who knows not the true an' livin' rose who ascended | |
blended with the beat compete then apprehended | |
today' s feelin' all right color of nights | |
being blocked by the shock and the ray we playin' right | |
now i' ve gone a full day without some wackness heard | |
the ones speakin' absurd are finally heeding my word | |
and now i' m left with nothing else to say | |
that' d be the night that i called it a day | |
sev statik | |
i' m gonna throw thoughts to a page | |
let ' em fall where they please | |
let ' em rise to the sky, rain down and form seas | |
an ocean of possibilities to dwell in | |
yellin' at the top of my lungs convicted by stone tablets as a felon | |
a nocturnal being of love since the dawn of time | |
watch the sunrise in both my daughter' s eyes | |
permanent shine, find my reflection inside | |
livin' to die, dyin' to live, with all glory given back to god | |
freddie bruno | |
it was the night that 24 turned into 12 | |
had to dust my spiral off from the top of the shelf | |
on a blank page using the utensil of potential | |
i' m diggin' in my brain so i could rip the instrumental | |
with 20 bars left, and i' m consistent from the intro | |
lightin' candle sticks as the rain hits my window | |
need to focus in, take the topic and let it flow | |
got 8 down for the count with 16 to go | |
the writer' s blocks are stepping stones | |
toward the metronome | |
erasing deadlines with headlines placed in my poem | |
nocturnal with my journal, a wordplay professor | |
the aggressor, resembling soda cans under pressure | |
i' m shaken but not stirred deterred from my train of think | |
now i' m aligned readjusted to infuse the ink | |
i wanna handcuff the hands of time | |
no grace period allotted for here' s the sunshine | |
day and night | |
wrong or right | |
spill our guts with every breath on the mike | |
and hope you call it tight | |
if it' s blind, give it sight | |
if it' s dark, make it light | |
some call it music | |
[2x] | deepspace calls it life |
sintaxtheterrific | |
bet i' m casting nets that dredge the deep blue ways of wet | |
god' s silhouette on watered palettes painted pink by suns that set | |
burnt from a long days work, but feelin' fine | |
tip its cap and pat the moon upon its back as day declines | |
catch the light switch as you slip into the evening | |
and curtsey to the sun as it dips below the ceiling | |
feeling sorta satellite like the wind beneath my wings | |
walk a tightrope of gravity keep lunar kites on orbit strings | |
man on the moonlight like dream before my time | |
like the moon reflects the sun i make the black begin to shine | |
like the moon rewinds the waters, makes the ocean recline | |
i collapse your mind i' m sintax the melancholy kind | |
redefine the best, framed fresh in terms of holiness | |
bless the mic device, ' cuz i get nice plus keep my conscience | |
hence i' ll split the tense mince words like sentence fragments | |
moondust or bust, cause i aint' in it for the cabbage | |
the incandescent crescent spits its omnipresent flame | |
but my fame would flicker out my name sintax to wax and wane | |
for the name above names, so glad that christ came | |
the black burned bright the night we called it a day | |
shadows step on the one unearthed in every tongue | |
run underneath the cover of the nighttime sun lungs broken and scraped spoken on shattered breaks | |
pierce the black hole soul with my faith as i take | |
break minutes back from father time to coordinate seconds | |
i surround the 11th hour with sound as my weapon | |
feelin' threatened coz they sweat the syndrome of the wicked | |
heading for your auditory where the listener would stick it | |
fix it with skill when it breaks from the construction | |
crushing your framework and far surpassing your presumption | |
sunrays buy your score wind notes my surface sings | |
grey matter meteors on " record" for elohim | |
and when the sun sets some one lets the mic down | |
we pipe down, unplug it and leave it tied down | |
but not before we retire the pen | |
knowin' tomorrow we' ll be back just to do it again | |
shackled and scarred | |
i still maintain my phrase on dark days | |
a sullen world covered in pain | |
so from dusk ' till dawn i represent his word | |
deepspace 5: sent to serve | |
we travel in the sands of the lost and we understand | |
we battle with the possible chance we take the cross on your block | |
in your speakers dues is paid | |
we out for a change in the night we called it a day |