1. |
For You, For Me
02:48
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Black out everything you know about me
Replace the space with anything
Remember all the bad I bring
I was tired of pretending I was not alone
A child with the hall light on
Kept it safe so I'd keep calm
All we ever wanted was to mean
We're not good for you
We're not good for me
We're not good for you
We're not good for
I wasn't honest with you
this car dragged us on our
knees for one hundred hours
So we scraped
Until we slowed down
So we scraped
Until we stopped
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2. |
Freak Show
03:11
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3. |
New Symptoms
03:13
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Things I can't even talk to myself about
Like cleaning the wires out of my arms
And letting my veins breath
Cus' fire can't exist in a vacuum
and lately I've been starting to think
Numb might be easy but an empty void
I've been tracing my signature
So I can write myself right
And I could ask the entire night
Without an answer in sight
Lately this absurdity's been killing me
Been leading me to apathy
And that's a fucking fine line to walk
Where does it hurt
and how can I fix it
If I can't diagnose
any of the symptoms
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