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Drop Dead...
03:36
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I got these late nights, when I lock myself in my room staring at a laptop, strung out on coffee and mountain dew, but I'm no sherlock to know I'm not over you, and I know you want me to drop dead.
Is this a step for the better, because I'm walking on broken glass and my heart keeps on beating right out of my chest, but I feel hopeful in all my ignorance, not knowing you're ready to stab my back again.
I belong in a graveyard because I feel like a ghost, and light is alright when you're stuck at home, I know I'm washed up like I've been in the rain and I know you want me to drop dead.
And now I wait here in the limelight, looking for reasons to close my eyes, I know I'm helpless, but I'll probably be fine, and I want to just drop dead.
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Courtyard
03:18
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Metaphorical phrases leave empty spaces in my head, running in circles my hands stained red.
Lonely yet cluttered thought, remind ya of what's been done, face to face, one on one.
Today is what's wrong, tomorrow will not come, holding by a thread of what's left
but what is left, the essence of jokes, but the words I spoke were true, I'll spin circles around the family tomb, someday I'll be new.
I find it hard to believe, how'd you get so far on your own two feet, a sentence that I can't tie together, I'm stuck here forever.
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Again Wallace?
03:49
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Like the fireworks in your backyard, I'm up in smoke, My brightness went out so long ago, I can't believe I made it this far without falling, and I can't believe that we aren't talking.
So I'll stay outside tonight, and watch as time just passes me by, cause I don't want to go home, and wait for hours just to sleep again.
so many things I'd love to say to you, but you wouldn't want to hear it anyway, I wish I could just call to hear you say, that I never even mattered anyway, so for god sake, I hope you're happy, cause I didn't come out the same.
What didn't mean a thing to you meant everything to me.
So light me off, so I can go up in flames.
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