Strapped into the dent of a desk
Sick of all the pressure invested in pretense
I shuffle out to the deck
Where all the smokers sound off
One witness sighs in distress
Her sour face reflected in metal
Pulling from a pocket
I up and ask
And as she passes that flask
A sour face for all the
Sorrow replaced with alcohol
Everybody's working for the weak
And only when I sleep
Can I feel stronger
I don't care what you think
Cause I won't wait here to much longer
The two of us at two fifteen
The two of us in love
With whiskey
Then in that moment we realize
Shivering in the cold
We've sold our souls
And don't even smoke
Everybodys working for the weak
And only when I dream can I feel stronger
I don't care what you think
Cause I won't wait here
Too much longer
Stop what you're doing now
What are you doing now
While everybody's working for the weak
You'll still be asleep
Knowing you got out
And don't care what they think
About those dreams you carry around
Everybody's working for the weak
I don't care what you think
Cause I won't wait here
Too much longer
Longer
Longer
Longer....
Hey Mercedes was an emo band from Chicago, Illinois, USA. Formed in 1999/2000 after the dissolution of Braid, the group consisted of Bob Nanna on guitar and vocals, Todd Bell on bass and vocals, Mark Dawursk on guitar and vocals and Damon Atkinson on drums. Hey Mercedes released three studio albums: "The Slowest Part of the Night" (2001), "Wake Up!" (2003) and "The End of Everything" (2005). The band is known for its melodic emo sound, influenced by post-hardcore and indie music. Among their most representative songs are "The Slowest Part of the Night", "Wake Up!" and "The End of Everything". Hey Mercedes contributed to defining the emo of the 2000s with its introspective music and catchy melodies.
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