Sell Your House And Go

[Verse 1]
You’re watering fake flowers
At 3 a.m. in the rain
You’re yelling at the traffic
Using every license plate name
Tin foil on your window
Binoculars on your face
You swear the mailman’s plotting
As you pace, and pace, and pace
[Chorus]
Sell your house and go
Pack your ghosts and all your broken snow globes
Take your whispers, take your war
There’s the curb, there’s the door
Sell your house and go
Find some far-off dead-end radio road
We were fine before your midnight show
Sell your house and go
[Verse 2]
You carved your name in concrete
On everyone’s front step
You host your little sermons
To an empty cul-de-sac
You say the sky is watching
You say the trees all talk
You drew a map in ketchup
Right across the sidewalk
[Chorus]
Sell your house and go
Pack your ghosts and all your broken snow globes
Take your whispers, take your war
There’s the curb, there’s the door
Sell your house and go
Find some far-off dead-end radio road
We were fine before your midnight show
Sell your house and go
[Bridge]
I’ve changed the locks
On my own front mind
I’ve drawn a line
Right down the property line
Your chaos, your circus
Your siren of dread
Put a price on the madness
Hang a sign, paint it red (hey!)
[Chorus]
Sell your house and go
Pack your ghosts and all your broken snow globes
Take your whispers, take your war
There’s the curb, there’s the door
Sell your house and go
Find some far-off dead-end radio road
We were fine before your midnight show
Sell your house and go

rock, Crunchy alt-rock band, male vocals with a sneering edge. Verses ride a tight, mid-tempo groove with overdriven guitars and dry, close-miked drums. Chorus explodes with wide power chords, gang shouts, and a soaring lead line. Brief, tense bridge drops to bass and toms before a final, cathartic chorus—ideal for loud, live energy.