1. |
Nowhere To Run
04:28
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From my stepping stone, I watch you fade
I can hear the things you wouldn’t dare to say
You’re a ghost in my dreams, but I’m awake
And I’m not afraid, I’m not afraid
Tell me all at once, turn into background
Up against a wall, now way I'll back down
Say what you’re gonna say
Say what you’re gonna say
Up against a wall, now way I'll back down
You’ve left me nowhere to run when things get hot
And got me screamin “go ahead, give me your best shot”
I’ve left you dreaming of days that you forgot
Now that you’re needing me the most, you’re caught
Wrapped up in conflict, sell me out
Black bottle constant, drink it down
And i don’t even wanna know whats goin through your head right now
Cause everything you hide from me is slipping through your teeth somehow
You’ve left me nowhere to run when things get hot
You’ve got me screamin “go ahead, give me your best shot”
I’ve left you dreaming of days that you forgot
Now that you’re needing me the most, you’re caught
Wrapped up in conflict, sell me out
Black bottle constant, drink it down
You’ve left me nowhere to run when things get hot
You’ve got me screamin “go ahead, give me your best shot”
I’ve left you dreaming of days that you forgot
Now that you’re needing me the most, you’re caught
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2. |
I Always Knew
03:38
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The climax has reached its peak
And we’re all heading back down
The story is taking another curve around
Can you tell that this is the end?
Or maybe the start of something new
The credits are rolling up from down
'Cause I always knew that you wouldn’t be able to
Get rid of me so easily
'Cause you didn’t ever know that my stomach can handle more
Than anything you could’ve thrown at me
No one could ever argue that you didn’t fit the role
But if I’m the director, you know it meant so much more
'Cause you brought me everything i felt i was looking for
But again baby, you brought me so much more
'Cause i always knew that you wouldn’t be able to
Get rid of me so easily
'Cause you didn’t ever know that my stomach can handle more
Than anything you could’ve thrown at me
'Cause i always knew that you wouldn’t be able to
Get rid of me so easily
'Cause you didn’t ever know that my stomach can handle more
Than anything you could’ve thrown at me
I always knew that you wouldn’t be able to
Get rid of me so easily
'Cause you didn’t ever know that my stomach can handle more
Than anything you could’ve thrown at me
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3. |
High Dive
03:55
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You’ve got a look I find
Superficial, do you mind?
Stopping for a sec, take a deep breath and let it out again
I caught you walkin’
Out the corner of my eye
But my chest, it ain’t numb enough
For you to look good tonight
Oh deceit can’t stop us now
Just try it
And this building’s burning down
Light the fire and show me how
I've gotta get out of here
Lead me away
High dive off of my mind
But there ain't no turnin back for me
I see the demons deep inside
Move the cloak from my eyes
But don’t worry 'cause I’ve found the thing that you were never meant for me to find
'Cause I caught you walking
Towards my evening eyes
Please don’t stop talkin'
It’s the only thing keeping me alive
Oh deceit can’t stop us now
Just try it
And this building’s burning down
Light the fire and show me how
I've gotta get out of here
Lead me away
High dive off of my mind
But there ain't no turnin back for me
Oh deceit can’t stop us now
Just try it
And this building’s burning down
Light the fire and show me how
I've gotta get out of here
Lead me away
High dive off of my mind
But there ain't no turnin back for me
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