1. |
How
02:40
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How
Have you come so far away
How
Have you worked so hard
But you didn't get very far
From the same thing
But I know my view is "twisted; cynically insane"
You can think of me the next time you've been kissing him
Now
Can you see this through?
Who am I to tell you? (now)
Now
Do you note some change?
See me out of my cage? (now)
She said:
"My face is turning blue; I don't know who I am when I'm without you"
And you see I know I've promised some things
And I think once that meant something
But now I've fallen apart
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2. |
Little Lie
02:17
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You know lately I've been wondering about something you said
"I am horrible at promising to stay out of your head"
Turns out all that I was offering was a place in my bed
Tell me what was I missing from that place in my chest?
All I need is a little time
All I need is a little lie
Every night I'm not sleeping instead
I'm just waiting on you to pull the gun from my head
Save your breath I'll get out of this bed
Pack up my clothes and get the hell out the door
Iiiiiiiiiii I don't want to know you
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Splintered Wood Records Toronto, Ontario
An awesome independent record label. [EST 2014]
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