4:20
Adam & Eve & Ted & Alice
Amsterdam
California King
Dollar For Every Dime
Elephant In The Room
Feel Different
Five Lives
Four Minute Mile
Hey Drunk Girl
Hope He Believes In Me
I Wish That I Were Gay
I'm OK, You're Not
In The Daytime
It Is What It Is
Jerry Jones
Johnny Get Out Of The Sky
Key To A Door
Lebanese Prison
Moving Day
Museums
Naked Truth
On The Green
Philosopher's Blues
Reinverting The Wheel
Rip Van Winkle
Senor Amor
Slow Burning
Stuff On The Moon
Vous Ne Parlez Francais
Wish You Knew
World's Fair, 1915

In The Daytime
Music & Lyrics: Charlie Recksieck

Sometimes in public I eavesdrop
In flip-flops, in tanktops, at coffee shops
I wonder why there are people around
Sitting down, tanned & brown, all over town

How do they survive without working nine to five is just a mystery
Going into work, and being treated like a jerk is all history

In the daytime
... in plain sight, in daylight
In the daytime
... money is time, and we're fine in the daytime

Sure there's some things that I can't afford
Nice keyboard, new surfboard, my landlord
But I've got all the time to do what I want
A hot dog, restaurant, I'm a lunch savant

Life is just a ball, and I want to have it all,
But I won't nitpick
Life is just a bitch, and I don't want to get rich, unless I ...
Get rich quick

In the daytime
... snobby slobs, with no jobs
In the daytime
... money is time, and we're fine in the daytime

Days turn into months and months turn into years
Staying here, drinking beers with my peers
I can't help but think that there's something more
Than outdoor bookstores with sophomores

Needing a breakthrough about choosing what to do
I can't decide
Can't do this forever, got to get my shit together, and then
I backslide

In the daytime
... in plain sight, in daylight
In the daytime
... snobby slobs, with no jobs
In the daytime
... money is time, and we're fine in the daytime
In the daytime
... money is time, and we're fine in the daytime