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Paths
03:52
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The night before this
I thought I lost you again
You leave in May
And I wanna tag along
If I could afford you
I cant except this
So I just panicked
And laid there cryin
Snuggling up to you
Every chance I could
I held you like you were leaving
You felt so far away
The pain was real
Hearts exhausted
You were gonna go anyway
What a fool I have been
Making us hurt like this
Dragging this out to the bitter end
I know the night I felt it for the first time
We were standing in the kitchen
I almost spilled a pot of boiling water
The look on your face was the first time I felt
Love
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Finally
05:00
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This family
Was a fake
Locked me from
My own soul
This is no Brotherhood
This is no Brotherhood
I thought we both agreed
We were both gonna grow
Never should have trusted you
What you were about to fucking do
To keep each other in check
That was your downfall
Asking me to watch you
Tasking me to tell you
Exactly what I saw
I'd like to have known what you thought
Is this okay or is it not
Taking away what someone loves
Throwin my body into the drums
Screaming at the top of my lungs
Wearing all black as tribute
It's these things I remember the most
We were just havin fun
We were traveling
Finally
Things were looking up
Well you cut me out
Deal with the consequences
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3. |
The Garden
02:30
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The streets left you
As you left me
The things in between
Then and now
My worst nightmares yet
The land in between
The living and dead
What's right in front of me
Feels like it's nothing
Not up for anything anymore
Then out of nowhere
I just could not believe it
A little fairy comes and
She plants a seed
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