1. |
Yes Is The Answer
03:12
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Wasted centuries
Jerkin' our dicks
If there's a change
Well, we'd better make it quick
Yes is the answer
Yeah, yes is the answer
Self-love ain't no love
That's ever gonna last
Free passes, mirror glasses
Stick 'em all up your ass
Yes is the answer
Yeah, yes is the answer
Who are you
When you're doing you?
Be careful who you're doing it to
Yes is the answer, oooh!
You live your life
You live it large
Your battery is low
And you skimped on the charge
Yes is the answer
Yeah, yes is the answer
I live my life
Tryin' to do the right thing
It's never easy
When your pride start to sting
Yes is the answer
Yeah, yes is the answer
Who are you
When you're doing you?
Be careful who you're doing it to
Yes is the answer, oooh!
Misplaced evolution
While we was twiddlin' our thumbs
If there's a solution
Got to find the sum
Yes is the answer
Yeah, yes is the answer
Thin love ain't no love
That can ever be true
Here's to wealth & free health
And people livin' in a shoe
Yes is the answer
Yeah, yes is the answer
Who are you
When you're doing you?
Be careful who you're doing it to
Yes is the answer, oooh!
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2. |
Love Is At The Root
04:02
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Her love is lenient
His brass intentional
Every Ingredient
Of a love unconventional
She draw a picture
But he cannot ideate
The holy scripture
No one can illustrate
Because, love
Yeah, love
Love is at the root of everything
Yes, love
Love is at the root
Love is at the root of everything
Yes it is
He's her No. 1 fan
But he likes his shit for free
He love her band
But he ain't got her LP
She sing a blues
And he listen for awhile
He got expensive shoes
But he ain't got no style
Because love
Love is at the root
Love is at the root of everything
Yes, love
Love is at the root
Love is at the root of everything
Yes it is, yes it is...
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3. |
Hey, That's Alright
03:04
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You've torn your dress, it's evident
And I can't relieve myself of the charges
You're so sweet
But your feet are flying
So high above the ground
And I feel like I'm draggin' you down
You know, it's funny how we laugh about our problems
But, you know, that ain't get nothing done
And it's so hard
Just to talk, just to talk
And just to touch
But then, maybe I expect too much
Hey, that's alright
I know you're good to me
I just can't figure out what my problem is
Though it may be
Your inclination to forgive
Nah, honey, well, that ain't it
I just want you to live
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4. |
Doo Doo Wop
02:57
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I traveled uptown
Made my head hurt
I traveled downtown
Only got worse
People
Everywhere
Everybody tryin'
To get a piece of my hair
(Doo doo wop...)
But I'm gonna work it on out
I'm gonna work it on out now
Gonna work it out
Gonna work on out now, people
Work it out!
(Ah...)
So I drove for an hour
Stood by the sea
Where drizzlin' showers
Did not bother me
(Doo doo wop...)
Yes, and I worked it out
Yes, I worked it on out now
Yeah, work it on out
Gonna work it on out
Let's work it out!
(Ah...)
(Doo doo wop...)
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5. |
When I'm Dead (Rock Me)
01:41
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No one knows you when you're dead
And so what does it matter?
I don't want no aching head
I don't want no ladder
When I die
Bury me deep
Lay two speakers
At my feet
Wrap my headphones
Around my head
Rock & roll me
When I'm dead
Rock me when I'm dead
All that's holy or matter of fact
Need not grieve for me
Should I boldly shatter your grasp
What would that leave for thee?
When I die
Bury me deep
Lay two speakers
At my feet
Wrap my headphones
Around my head
Rock & roll me
When I'm dead
Rock me when I'm dead
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Mick Davis St. John'S, Newfoundland and Labrador
Mick Davis is a Canadian singer-songwriter & founder of The Novaks. A twenty-five year veteran of performing, record-making, & touring, Mick's music trek boasts of alliances with Steve Van Zandt & opening dates with KISS. Mick is the recipient of numerous MusicNL & ECMA awards. He lives in St. John's, NL. ... more
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