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Bleep Test
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Can’t explain it to my friends I hardly know myself
This anger grows inside me it’s replacing all my grief
And it sticks inside my head
Like a melody I can’t reach
I think that all the heart I had defending you is gone
I don’t know how to be myself without the solace you provide
And I hardly know myself (hands up hands down)
Barely know myself
What if I stop
And the world just leaves me behind
What if I stumble and fall
Will the walls close in
And trap me on the other side
All this time left on my own
I don’t know how to spend it now
So I tear about my room
Like I’m a bug inside a jar
And I can’t see for all the light
In the eclipse-shade of my life
No I stand here in the silence
I am praying for the dark
And all my friends who think I’m listening
Think that I am making progress
Truth is I think something in me
Deep inside is truly broken (hands up hands down)
(Yeah) This time I think it’s broken
What if I stop
And the world just leaves me behind
What if I stumble and fall
Will the walls close in
And trap me on the other side
What if I stop
And the light just robs me blind
If I stumble and fall I think I like the fall
I like the progress in a slow decline
What if I stop?
What if I stop?
What if the world just leaves me
The world just leaves me behind?
What if the world just leaves me
The world just leaves me behind?
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