Aux House - Antique Radio lyrics

You could consider this my Hail Mary Social charm it fails for me when I see us as an end Now I put stock in conversation Blindsided by the notion that we can even speak again And I can hear that racket from the hall That's when I won the powerball And you tackle things like social change The sidewalk's crowded up again I'm set to cancel all my gambits My stratagems and plans, yeah They just serve to exhaust I'm set to erase competition You're no prize to win That would cheapen you for sure And I am flipping breakers on and off I dreamt about Raskolnikov And you own an antique radio The frequencies, bridges and windows There's drawings on the walls My shoulders slump I'm not as tall next to you When every word's a cough When every laugh's a sneeze When every song is written off And I can hear that racket from the hall That's when I won the powerball You own an antique radio the frequencies distort And I am flipping breakers on and off I dreamt about Raskolnikov And you own an antique radio You own an antique radio Spoken: Yeah, I was just wondering if maybe I could come over and we could listen to the World Cafe or something, do people like that?