Songtexte
His
first
kicking
came
on
January
1st
They
said,
"Welcome
to
the
club,
we'll
take
your
shoes
and
your
shirt."
And
he
wore
his
nosebleed
like
a
red
rosette
And
it
was
a
prize
he
would
win
again
and
again
and
again.
He
had
to
find
an
escape
route.
It
was
a
rumour,
but
it
soon
became
true
When
he
was
drunk
in
the
suburbs
With
a
boy
from
a
different
school.
All
his
good
friends
soon
left
him
for
dead
Now
he
stands
staring
down
at
the
Clyde
from
a
bridge
And
then
he
saw
an
escape
route
From
the
dogs
of
West
Renfrew
From
the
bitches
and
bruises
He
chose
Ohio
to
run
to
The
name
came
to
him
just
as
he
perched
On
the
amber
lit
bridge,
his
whole
face
pursed
It
had
a
ring
to
it
in
American
songs
As
a
glittering
release
from
his
crippling
curse
He
dreamt
of
the
place
of
a
cinematic
space
And
all
the
pointing
fingers
they
just
melted
away
But
who
knows,
maybe
he'll
never
take
flight
But
he
swears
Ohio
pulled
him
from
the
bridge
that
night
And
it
became
an
escape
route
From
the
dogs
of
West
Renfrew
From
the
bitches
and
beatings
Midwestern
chest
to
fall
into
Some
are
saved
by
the
good
arms
Some
are
saved
by
the
church
Some
get
saved
by
the
skin
of
their
teeth
By
the
thought
that
it
couldn't
get
much
worse
Some
are
saved
by
professors
Some
are
saved
by
police
Some
get
saved
by
a
distant
place
By
an
impossible
American
dream
We
all
need
an
escape
route
We
all
need
an
escape
route
From
the
punches
and
kicks
The
fingernails
and
the
pricks
All
the
sharp
little
knives
In
the
dark
pockets
of
life
From
the
bitches
and
bruises
From
the
burden
of
youth
The
public
hangings
and
stonings
Save
us
from
fellow
humans
Just
give
us
an
escape
route
1 Acts of Man
2 Backyard Skulls
3 Holy
4 The Woodpile
5 Late March, Death March
6 December's Traditions
7 Housing (In)
8 Dead Now
9 State Hospital (Full Length EP Version)
10 Nitrous Gas
11 Housing (Out)
12 The Oil Slick
13 If You Were Me
14 Snow Still Melting
15 Escape Route
16 Default Blues
17 Radio Silence
18 Candlelit
19 Architect
20 Norland Wind
21 Holy (Alternate Version)
22 The Woodpile (Alternate Version)
23 Late March, Death March (Alternate Version)
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