| "I Tread the Same Ground" | |
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| Song by Playground | |
| from the album Playground EP | |
| Recorded | 1990s |
| Length | 4:47 |
| Songwriter(s) | Marko Saaresto Unknown |
I Tread the Same Ground is a track by Marko Saaresto's band Playground, recorded in the 1990s. These tracks were compiled into an EP but it was never released.
Lyrics
Oh my my, yeah
Now what’s the question
That keeps on running from my mind.
And waves bye-bye, yeah
Then leaves me hanging on
Loose ends up in the air
And I don’t know why I can’t let it go like I’m supposed to
They lose the main attractions to spitefulness instead
Try and fail is better than fail
And not try at all, yeah
So here I go for the cause to
Find a cure
I unveil the mystery
I set the price I pay to see
What I fear is that my dreams
Won’t endure
And I can see them become
Alive ugly thoughts for your
Enhancement strive
Free succession overdrive
Say I wonder, yeah
Are we just gill's fish tryin to flee above the sea, yeah
You can pull me under if you please
And you would see my words
Would ring out my indecision
So tell me where can I see the sun
Sleep tonight when I’m spent and done
Lose my name and my smokin’ gun
I tread the same ground
As beat and as proud
No stone is as free
Force me to see
Where are we going, yeah
How is it ending
Show me honey yeah
I need to believe
Oh, yeah I believe
I believe every cop is my friend
I believe every sin is just
I believe that money is not an issue because
I believe in the system
I believe that every priest is a saint
And that we all are just as we seem
Oh, hallelujah
Oh, hallelujah
Could it be this way
That I’m hiding myself in your face
Could it be the way, yeah
Then it offers the only safe place
Could it be the way, honey
And you find out that one ain’t the same word
Could it be the way
I tread the same ground
As beat and as proud
No stone is as free
Force me to see
Where are we going, yeah
How is it ending
Show me honey yeah
I need to believe
Trivia
This track bears a striking resemblance to Once Upon a Playground Rainy by Poets of the Fall, likely not a coincidence given the name.