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Living In My Head
03:43
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Can't keep from looking at the sky
Lightning days off the buildings go by
Can't keep from clenching my fists
I don't know how it's come to this
Can't keep from scraping the ground
My feet so heavy, they keep me down
And I am but a stranger in the light
Sometime ago, I don't know why, I started praying for night
Please don't shoot me down
Please keep me around
Every morning I'm falling from my bed
I've grown so tired of living in my head
Can't keep my thoughts from draining
Breath so heavy my body is shaking
And sometimes I wonder what there is I can do
Who am I kidding man, I can't catch an ounce of truth from you
So lord have mercy on my faults
Like my appetite for restlessness, my weary insults
I try so hard to hide my suicide craze
But so many times I've died inside these days
Please don't shoot me down
Please keep me around
Every morning I'm falling from my bed
I've grown so tired of living in my head
Please don't shoot me down
Please keep me around
Every morning I'm falling from my bed
I've grown so tired of living in my head
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Good Heart
03:08
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What happens to a good heart
When it starts breaking down
Searching for the lifeline
That might never be found
It's only yesterday
That's got you confused
When these thoughts of tomorrow
Start abusing you
And you don't let it show
But it's spiraling out of control
What can become
Of what never was
You just keep telling yourself
That you were having fun
Walk around in circles
Waiting for the king
I never thought eternity
Could be such a lonesome ring
And I'm running out of time
I lost long ago my peace of mind
What's a boy to do
When the city won't let him in
I'm celebrating devastation
My flesh is a city sin
It's only natural
To feel this way
Oh, who am I kidding
Nothing's natural anyway
What happens to a good heart
When it loses its faith
Walk around in circles
Waiting for the break of day
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