1. |
daily laundromat
02:43
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flowers bloom, in the corner of your room
i was never gonna win that race, i'm only loved if i'm chased
you want me to run away, screaming
"no, please stay!"
got one foot out the door, i can't take it anymore
just time, wasted on my sorrow
collecting photographs like knives
begging for no tomorrow
maybe i want you, to prove me right
give me one reason, i shouldn't go
you said,
"i've loved you all i can, if you need more, then i don't know,
why you'd feel such a way about me, maybe you're just fucked in the head"
he said,
"you want way too much from this, crying all night in your bed."
and i feel guilty, for what i did
i remember faces blank, i remember what they said
and if i could go back, do it again,
i wouldn't have
so much time i can never get back, pining after someone who's gone
so much time i can never get back, waiting for you to prove me wrong
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2. |
<3
01:17
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windows break me
nobody knows me
can't be too sure
hands up, honest!
hide in the closet
i wanna see her
i wanna know
and in the meadow
i run, and pass out
i run, and pass out
i run, and pass out
i'll go until i see stars
i'll go until i see stars
i'll go until i see stars
i'll go until i see stars
go outside, heat up the car
i promise i'm coming
you promise a lot
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3. |
7
03:10
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4. |
46
03:24
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early morning, riser, cut off, hider, so loosely
tied to windchimes, oak trees, listen to me, beg for home
line them all up, cool it, so confusing, everything i say
i can't explain it, i worry, make it all blurry, run away
because every time you look me in the eyes
i know what you want me to do
and every time you say that you sympathize, but
you know that i don't want you to
early morning, riser, too tired to do much today
and i've done it, you've said it, you're quiet, regret it
am i too much? is it too much?
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