we come to the end of rock island on (didn't what you
want) happen, and it's an interesting one. it's
actually... kinda traditional? and i don't mean
traditional in the way i used it earlier, i mean
traditional as in like. 1960s. it feels like 1960s era pop.
it's slow, about love, and it has a simple, sad guitar
riff. but, it's still definitely through palm's bizarre
lens, occassionally deciding to descend back into their
angle-rock (that's a new term i just made up it's like
math rock but for people who really like angles
... ... anyways)
all in all, it's a really nice way to close out a really nice album. thanks palm !!!

here's the band playing it live at market hotel in 2018!
about a minute in there's a sound that sounds like a
crocodile

didn't what you want happen?
now you only want what's gone
have to have your own angle
prevent you from the wrong

saw a vision of us skipping ahead in time
now we're out of step, but you never seem to mind

didn't what you want happen?
now you only want what's gone
can't abandon your angle
... up and down

and we'll laugh
when we look back

oh, can we find how to turn us to another page?
can you fix yourself
cause i don't wanna have to change

didn't what you want happen?
now you only want what's gone
can't abandon our angles
we can sell each other out