The only nice day comes in May, I guess that's the price I pay
For living in this modern day Faraday cage where what you say
It's lost inside a storm of propaganda
Wasn't enough for the climate to change literally
But talk about politically
Each four years the new regimes release their worker bees in my hometown
And run it straight into the ground
And I feel damned if I don't, and damned if I do
And damned if I can't find a side to choose
The damn and the swamp they built this town upon
Are out for their revenge
'Cause it's been raining the whole summer
The Brightest Days are Few and Far Between
I've been crunching numbers
To try to figure out what it could mean
And I wonder if anybody else can see
The dark clouds hanging over me
Raining down acidity and thoughts that won't leave
Since I can't make them fade away
I lock myself inside all day
Overcast my overlay from blue to dark gray
And I still say I love it here
Behind clenched teeth and constant fear
'Cause one day it'll disappear and we all know that
We're fucking damned if we don't
And damned if we do
And damned if we can't find a side to choose
The damn and the swamp they built this town upon
Are out for their revenge
'Cause it's been raining the whole summer
The Brightest Days are Few and Far Between
I've been crunching numbers
To try to figure out what it could mean
When The Brightest Days are Few and Far Between
It's been raining the whole summer
The Brightest Days are Few and Far Between
It's been raining the whole summer
The Brightest Days are Few and Far Between
The Brightest Days are Few and Far Between
The Brightest Days are Few and Far Between
The Brightest Days are Few and Far Between
Where are you, my sunny feeling I knew as a kid?
Even on The Brightest Days, I can't see where you've been
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