1. |
Flowers
02:39
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Pretty flowers are the ones you take home
You water them to keep them young
Pretty girls will always win
I feel so small when she's with him
How stupid of me
To think I could be
One of your flowers
I told myself a million times
Don't start again
Don't get attached
But I can't stop
my mind won't shut up
I break your letters
When you break my heart
How stupid of me
To think I could be
One of your flowers
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2. |
Skin
04:17
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I'm sorry
I did what my heart told me to
My bones feel the ache of what I can't undo
What a difference a day makes
I blindly follow you
i'll take off my skin to cover him
We're creatures afraid of the dark
searching for bodies to spend the night
And we play pretend we're alright
You try to hide, stay inside
Run
I dance to the beat of his heart
If only I thought about her
To him just I'm skin
but she's much more than that
if only I thought about her heart..
We're creatures afraid of the dark
searching for bodies to spend the night
And we play pretend we're alright
You try to hide, stay inside
Run
Im sorry
i did what my heart told me to
My bones feel the ache of what I can't undo
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3. |
Young
03:48
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so this my life
im happy and sad at the same time
its 2:00 am outside my room
but here it feels like afternoon
God knows what the future holds
and the present doesnt look good anymore
so why not live in the past
where good memories last
How did we get to this?
When we were young
we thought we had eachother
making promises
to break them when we needed to
I used to say
Fight for every lost soul
show them what it’s like to be at home
everything was possible
when we were young
Now this is my life
my mind is gone numb
we said it wouldnt change
well baby it has
We thought we could change the colour of the sky
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4. |
Winter
02:00
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Winter came and froze my feet
my hands are way too cold to speak
Now I find it hard t breathe
my lungs shiver in my sleep
It took you 547 days
to find yourself at home
and now you dont call my name
when you need someone to hold
It took me 547 days
to realise how i was wrong
but I havent stopped writing about you
all this time I have been gone
It took me 547 days to realise I was wrong
Winter came and asked for you
but now you’re the who’s goe
It took you 547 days to find another soul
and now you don’t call my name when you need someone to hold
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5. |
Five Thousand Words
03:02
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We were so close, I couldn't hold your hand
Now that I can, we're so so far away
5 thousand words were enough to me
We started something we knew we couldn't finish
And I don't know what's right
I don't know what's wrong
They say you learn these things growing old
We grieve a loss, we knew it was coming
You cast a spell all over me
I wanna learn your secrets and read your stories
(don't leave me behind x2)
But when I learn your secrets and read your mind
It all fades away
Like you did last night
I'm not afraid of you and I
Maybe I am
Everything fell apart
before our eyes
After I said hi
And I don't know what's right
I don't know what's wrong
They say you learn these things growing old
We grieve a loss, we knew it was coming
You cast a spell all over me
I wanna learn your secrets and read your stories
(don't leave me behind x2)
But when I learn your secrets and read your mind
It all fades away
Like you did last night
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