1. |
Strangers
01:23
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i've never been so terrified
of anyone in my life
and I can't stand
to even be alone with myself (or anybody else)
we're broken and
we've got nothing left but ourselves
and that's the worst part of it all
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2. |
Golden Weather
03:44
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got my car keys, passport, wallet,
i'm out of the door
told yourself a little white lie so
you'd never have to feel anymore
it's a little too much,
i'm a little too fucked up
tell myself a little white lie so
i never have to feel anymore
(it's what you wanted)
what's it take,
what's it take just for me to feel numb
what's it take,
what's it take just for me to feel numb
no more golden weather
no warmth in broken leather
now, innocence,
you think you know me better
break my bones & tell god
three words, you've frozen over
now, in a sense,
december knows you well by now
give me a colder ending,
yeah you know you're wrong
because the winter's leaving
you in a lonely song
(god, it's what you wanted)
what's it take,
what's it take just for me to feel numb
what's it take,
what's it take just for me to feel numb
no more golden weather
no warmth in broken leather
now, innocence,
you think you know me better
break my bones & tell god
three words, you've frozen over
now, in a sense,
december knows you well by now
no more golden weather
no warmth in broken leather
now, innocence,
you think you know me better
break my bones & tell god
three words, you've frozen over
now, in a sense,
december knows you well by now
break my bones & tell god
break my bones & tell god
break my bones & tell god
december knows you well by now
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