Caveman (Single), by Matt Baxter [United]

Caveman (Single)

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	1.	Caveman 02:52	lyrics	buy track
	Way back before I was a man I grew up in the space of the countryside. With all the tall trees, animals and grass And any thing that would occupy my simple mind.  But now I have an upright stance. I'm well pressed and I act very urbanized Among the concrete, plastic and glass. But I still long for the simpleton I left behind.  Cause I’m a caveman living like a spaceman.  I still find myself getting confused How did I end up in this environment? At what point was I able to choose This evolutionary path to my retirement?  What means this electrical? What means this cappuccino? What means this personal computer? What means this traffic on the road?  I'm a caveman living like a spaceman.  Sometime I dream that I could live alone High up on a mountain and forget everything I know: My home, my car, my phone, my fancy running shoes, My friends & my ergonomic chair, my tea-tree shampoo. Oooh, that sounds miserable. I’d be miserable. Alone and miserable.  I’d be a spaceman living like a caveman. I'd rather be a caveman living like a spaceman. ©2018 Matthew Lyle Baxter

released December 23, 2018

Written, Performed and Recorded by Matt Baxter [United]
Mixed and Mastered by Rylan Sparks

Matt Baxter [United] California

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