Brian Byrne - Perfect Weather lyrics

[Verse 1] I'm trying to get a clear vision 10 years from today, they cut ribbon Honoring us and all our under achievements For staying awake, and not american dreaming A piece of me dies every time I fly So I probably won't make it to my midlife Crisis, so just let the mices, and rats in All that I've done, I did for them I always set 2 alarms One to wake the other When my battery's gone I don't wanna hear another word Small talk, for the bees and birds [Chorus 1] Staring into the light Cigarette burns your sweater There's gotta be something more to life than perfect weather Staring into the light Cigarette burns your sweater There's gotta be something wrong with us 'cause we don't know better [Verse 2] Can't imagine what I'm missing Better tastes, better drink, better living Burning my tongue on american pie Oh the things that you ruin When you've got nothing but time Still a part of me Wants to trade my life Cross my heart and cross my wires ‘cause I might just like to taste the prices Of the little things All that you do, you do for them [Bridge] There's something up with the trees They keep on changing colors Change mine too I want that so badly You might as well save that for your young ‘cause everything's worth more when you're gone No longer do these things belong to anyone