1. |
Swing My Soul
03:16
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I guess the light blew up in my face
I couldn’t turn away
So warm
Unlike the last time I was home
I thought these miles would carry me on
But I have no more to give
So hear me now
Swing my soul
I knew the dawn would carry me home
A dream of forever
We used to live like moments would come back
Now I got no more to give
So hear me now
I try to rest now
Try figure it out
I dream of forever
We used to live like moments would come back
But what if the road doesn’t carry on
Swing my soul
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2. |
Erazor
03:03
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I fear your heart is going numb
Love me until your heart breaks
Love me until it don’t
Keep on falling apart
A fluid haze can’t wash away
That your my brain erazor
I know I feed your pain
Keep on falling apart
It took a while to call this home
How did I get to know you
How do I keep close
The bitter days
You hesitate
I write heartbreaking love songs
To feed my brain eraze
Keep on falling apart
Keep on heading the wall
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3. |
The Smile
04:19
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There is nothing left for her
lead her through the night
I wish that you could see
the smile she gave to me
Keep her head in the breeze
in hope she’ll feel alive
and see what’s left of me
oh, that smile she gave to me
Her heart has gone all the way
Her heart has gone all the way
Hundred degrees in her room
sweat dripping down like tears
I know there’s a lot we can’t speak of
but still I wish I could feel
oh, the smile she gave to me
Her heart has gone all the way
Her heart has gone all the way
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