This week’s Kick It or Keep It on SVI Radio alternates back to Swift 98 with a new song released in December by Weezer.

“Dark Enough to See the Stars” is part of Weezer’s latest album, SZNZ: Winter – EP. The song has been the most popular on the seven track album, which was released on December 21.

Vote to either kick or keep the song by texting 307-203-4637. Voting ends at 12:00 noon on Monday, January 2.

Lyrics

[Verse 1]
Why was I ever born and why did God make me?
He must’ve been high when he dropped me down here
All of my neighbors have shut off their porch lights
Like smoke from their chimneys, I’ll soon disappear

[Chorus]
It’s dark enough to see the stars
I wonder who and where we are
Solitude is all I know
And as the years pass by it grows
It’s dark enough to see the stars
I wonder who and where we are
Solitude is all I know
And as the years pass by it grows

[Verse 2]
When it’s high noon I go blind from the light bеams
Reflecting off snow like a mеrciless sword
When the night falls, I am grateful for blackness
That blankets my sadness, it’s my lone reward

[Chorus]
It’s dark enough to see the stars
I wonder who and where we are
Solitude is all I know
And as the years pass by it grows
It’s dark enough to see the stars
I wonder who and where we are
Solitude is all I know
And as the years pass by it grows

[Bridge]
I don’t want to die alone
Lord, I’m running out of hope
I don’t want to die alone
Lord, I’m running

[Chorus]
It’s dark enough to see the stars
I wonder who and where we are
Solitude is all I know
And as the years pass by it grows
It’s dark enough to see the stars
I wonder who and where we are
Solitude is all I know
And as the years pass by it grows
It’s dark enough to see the stars
I wonder who and where we are
Solitude is all I know
And as the years pass by it grows
It’s dark enough to see the stars
I wonder who and where we are
Solitude is all I know
And as the years pass by it grows