1. |
Something More
02:34
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Won't someone come show me how
How to keep my head on straight
I need someone to show me how
How to live with all of this guilt I bear
Cause I can't take it
No, I can't take it
I just need something more
I just need something more
And these little bits of consciousness where I can't tell
Why you wanna be without me there
Cause I can't take it
You know I can't take it
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2. |
Dead Set
02:52
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What would it take, my dear old friend
To help you understand
This is not how the world is supposed to work
What would it take, my dear old friend
To help you understand
That this dead set life is gonna kill us,
It's gonna kill us all
You won't make it out alive
You won't make it out alive
No matter how hard you try
What would it take, my dear old friend
To help you understand
This is not how it's supposed to go down
You've got it so convoluted
Because your blood's been so dilluted
And this dead set life is gonna kill us
It's gonna kill us all
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3. |
Not Again
06:07
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Did they tell you when their body falls apart
They want it fall apart with you
'Til you become nothing more
Than shadows in the street lights
And you believed every word she said
It rang so true inside your head
Oh no, not again
You wanted to believe in love
Well, didn't you
Did she use her silver tounge
And careful hands
Causing you to come undone
Oh no, not again
Oh no, not again
Oh no, not again.
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