Dunsel regards the price he paid:
It seemed so fair on the shelf.
If he second guesses the choice he's made
He'll second guess himself.
- Never felt so complete before. (all you ever wanted, Dunsel)
- Coming back for just a little more. (all you ever wanted, Dunsel).
Dunsel regards the place he lives:
The view of the sound is just right.
The attention to detail the paper gives
Makes a good blanket at night.
- Make a ceiling of the free way. (all you ever wanted, Dunsel)
- Got a future on lay away. (all you ever wanted, Dunsel)

Dunsel don't know for permanent.
That's a long time now, isn't it?
Still a few favors left to pay.
Dunsel don't know for permanent.
Got a number from the government.
Dunsel's the king of the world today.
(You'll never buy him).

Dunsel regards the veins in the hands
of his dad at the back of the gym.
Shadows are dark in that part of the stands.
Don't ever wanna become him.
- Burn the scene into his head. (Never gonna leave me, Dunsel)
- Says his prayers then he goes to bed. (Never gonna leave me, Dunsel)
Dunsel regards the pills he took
Just as the glaze sets in.
Got lines on his face that read like a book
That he checks out again and again.
- Leaving the porch light on. (Never gonna leave me, Dunsel)
- Tip-toe across the lawn. (Never gonna leave me, Dunsel)

Dunsel don't know for yesterday.
Tomorrow seems too far away.
One more step is all he can see.
Dunsel don't know for yesterday.
Can't think of a thought he'd want to stay.
Where he is is where he leaves.

Dunsel don't know for consequence.
Got a good price for his innocence.
Completely renewed in the bargain he made.
Dunsel don't know for consequence.
Only a mind for his decadence.
Dunsel regards the price he paid: