
“The Sermon” is a hymn for those who are looking to leave toxicity behind. For those who want to get out of “Dodge” in one or more pieces, but with enough time to pick it all up and build something new, some place new. There is a drive to the verse that sends you cruising into a bouncy chorus that is simultaneously proud and vulnerable with hints of LCD Soundsystem, Arcade Fire and Perfume Genius. The story repeats itself until the bridge, where you are advised to “keep straight ahead” into a whirling final climax where the high road’s limit is reached.
Lyrics:
I know the sermon, but I’m feeling so deserted
Ever since you threw our love away
Try to forget but I just can’t kick it
Even the high road has its limit
Cadillac with a fast attack
Flick the cigarette out the back
Loud dreams, quiet means
Crying with the evergreens
Turn attention to obsession
Heartache with no direction
I know the sermon, but I’m feeling so deserted
Ever since you threw our love away
Try to forget but I just can’t kick it
Even the high road has its limit
Hit the crossroads at a higher speeds
Out of Dodge on my hands and knees
Keep doing the same I keep doing the same
Each prayer feels more insane
I keep waiting I keep waiting
I keep waiting on you
I know the sermon, but I’m feeling so deserted
Ever since you threw our love away
Try to forget but I just can’t kick it
Even the high road has its limit
Straight ahead keep straight ahead
I know the sermon, but I’m feeling so deserted oh I’m feeling so deserted by you
Straight ahead keep straight ahead
I know the sermon, but I’m feeling so deserted
Ever since you threw our love away
Try to forget but I just can’t kick it
Even the high road has its limit
I know the sermon, but I’m feeling so deserted
Ever since you threw our love away
Try to forget but I just can’t kick it
Even the high road has its limit