1. |
Iron Giant
02:42
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So I guess no one taught me
Exactly how to swim
I can feel my lungs
Slowly caving in
But everything will be alright
They say this too hall pass
So ill just sit and wait
And hope for the fucking best
And i know
Theres a reason my curtains won’t close
And i know
That nobody dies alone
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2. |
Remorse
01:51
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Every year we let go of balloons
To celebrate your death
And I’m so sorry
For the things that i should have said
I wish it wasn’t like this
The whole family is trapped in their head
And I don’t look at pictures
And I don’t pray for the fucking dead
and I’m so sorry
But theres no going back
And the table has plenty of space
And we’re dying to remember
the features of every face
Do you remember what it felt like
Back before the decay
Life has made me so old
My ends begin to fray
And I cant stand the feeling
That this will never go away
And I’m so sorry
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3. |
Swans
02:30
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I can't be the person
That you expect me to be
How can i take care of you
If all I know to do is leave
I need to be a forest
But I'm just painted trees
So please give me some time
To work things out I'm fine
Late nights in December
Im begging just to feel alive
This cold winter wind
Feels lonely and keeps me in
And I've lost track
of how many days its been
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