Featured song from 2021's Keys to My Head LP
Ragged Set of Claws
I am not the man I used to be I am not the boy I was Some days I have trouble getting used to me Some nights I fight A ragged set of claws... A ragged set of claws...
Brave adventures Were my future Back when I dreamed myself A hero's cape and hood But every time I leave My bat cave these days Some clever joker shows me why I should stay cave-bound for good... I should stay cave-bound for good...
My hours have grown narrow Eat, sleep, do my job My friends increase their distance It's taken years to grow This ragged set of claws... This ragged set of claws...
(Instrumental)
Just starting out Is always lovely... It's when we write the stories We believe. Down the road We meet the monsters In the battle's when we see We've been deceived: The monster's me...
My hours have grown narrow Eat, sleep, do my job My friends increase their distance It's taken years to grow My hours have grown narrow I eat, I sleep, I do my job All my friends seem so distant It took me years to grow This ragged set of claws... This ragged set of claws... This ragged set of claws...
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