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Why is it that you always have to remind me
About your existence
When I've already come to forget you?
It's not the first time.
Do you know how tired I became
Of feeling this fucking way?
Don't you really know how many times
I ruined my hopes for the better?
I've been trying to stop myself
And reach out for something else,
But then you appeared again
And left me in this place to rot.
Welcome back, I'll try and stop
Myself from saying all I have to say
Not to hurt you.
Do you know how tired I became
Of feeling this fucking way?
Don't you really know how many times
I ruined my hopes for the better?
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Birthdays
02:50
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Time doesn't change a thing,
Even though the seasons change too fast.
We laugh all day long and then we walk these streets alone
In different directions 'cause all the roads lead home,
Into a comfort zone that I can't break through.
And there are pictures in my head, never taken, but they seem so real.
Your eyes and midnight talks,
They keep taking me back to this.
Through all these seasons we bring it up somehow
And you still say what you used to say.
But all those conversations are just a waste of breath
Without actions that we're not gonna make.
I analyzed my mistakes and I know who I want to be
But I just don't know where to start.
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