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lyrics
so much for sleeping tonight, i haven't been myself for days
lost again without a trace, and no one could do a thing
to make these streetlights burn much brighter
but i can burn every fucking bridge and just leave it all behind me
tie me down and don't hope that i won't go away
don't be afraid to see all of the things i portray
tie me down cause i know what it takes to be brave
i'm not as selfish as the world has taught me to be
so sick, i'm so sick
i'll do my best to fall apart this year, and shed whats left
of all my old self again, and we can pretend that we're friends
just let me go
so sick, so sick i can't do this by myself
i would've walked away if i knew this
i'd walk away from it all,
before my thirst for blood makes me sink like a stone
please please please just pick me back up
because i'm fed up
don't let me fall back
you know its hard to keep me running
i'm getting sick, just like i said
and i never took a chance, so will it ever leave my head?
Perfectly encapsulates the teenage experience. Finding this album while still young and in high school was the best decision I've made in quite awhile. charlesjr
While I understand the change of direction completely. I do wish we got one more show where this album was played in full, as there are a lot of bangers slept on here. bdogz
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This group is now a thousand feet below and a thousand miles gone but this particular brand of sometimes-declarative, sometimes-pleading, always-emotive music still regularly finds itself in my ears.
The album demands to be experienced and the space it deigns it deserves is evident throughout but most surely in its opener, Brother. It’s accusatory and clearly personal for the lyricist but even so, I’m easily able to place myself in some of the locations the song takes one and it doesn’t relent. yamanogato