1. |
Hanging In A Daydream
03:05
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Can you taste it on your tongue?
Is it seeping into your lungs?
A secret that you can't keep
A disconnect from everything
Do you see that damage you have done?
Will you be a man and overcome?
I'm not the one you love
I've built this house with everything you're devoid of
You're too gone for saving
You're too close for safety
I'll hold all your fears in
Keep you hanging in a day dream
You're too gone for saving
You're too close for safety
I'll hold all your fears in
Keep you hanging in a day dream
There's no love in the bottom of a bottle
There's no love on the ocean floor
There's no hope in your god forsaken gospel
There's no love anymore
There's no faith in a hollow man's smile
There's no light behind glass eyes
There's no passion in a broken record
There's no love anymore
You're too gone for saving
You're too close for safety
I'll hold all your fears in
Keep you hanging in a daydream
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2. |
Bad Habit
04:05
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3. |
Room To Live
02:48
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Sink into my skin
There's room for the two of us to live in
And if you cut me open
I'll bleed out the Atlantic Ocean
I hope that you can swim
I hope that you can swim
Sink into my skin
Sink into my skin
Sink into my skin
Love me like all of your sins
Sink into my skin
Sink into my skin
Sink into my skin
Hold me like all of your demons
Find some room to live
Sink into my skin
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4. |
Sink Into My Skin
03:34
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Does my name still run through your veins
It's funny I can't remember your face
Does your head still blaze
With thoughts of me
I've been drowning myself in gasoline
Sink into my skin
You've become bitter with aging
How have you grown so cold
Say it once a thousand times
Is it weighing on your troubled mind
Say it once a thousand more
On your hands and knees
With your face to the floor
Sink into my skin
You've become bitter with aging
How have you grown so cold
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