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Credits
KOMPOSITION UND LIEDTEXT
Samuel Lawson
Songwriter:in
Lyrics
I didn't know what to do
When you told me how you felt
I didn't know what to say
Where to go who to hold who to tell
But you told 'em anyway
Didn't ya?
I didn't care what they said
I just cared about where your intent went with all this shit
Who woulda thought that the shy one
In everyone's story would get so creative?
Yeah well you didn't
And my leftovers are still two minutes away
But you're making a killing
I draw you up and my mind goes blank
I knew you then
You're pouring out
Down on my mesh design
And I'm not letting up that easy
I won't lose the plot over these nights
I knew that laugh
I know those eyes
I see them all the time
I won't give up without a fight
And I won't lose the plot this time
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I bought some new glasses today
But it still looks to me
Like there's blood in the rain where you walked
It's funny to look at the face
That betrays and just wish one more time
You could get that talk
I've been brittle I said it
You carved me up into pieces but held me together
(Pieces that could talk)
And then took all the credit
You loved me to leave me alone in the dark
I knew you then
You're pouring out
Down on my silk design
And I'm not letting up that easy
I won't lose the plot over these nights
I knew that laugh
I know those eyes
I see them all the time
I won't give up without a fight
And I won't lose the plot
But I love you and I miss you
Kiss my hand above my thumb when I think of you
Mark my wrist with the ampersand to remind myself
Yeah it was real
(It was real)
You were real
(You were real)
Not a figure in the field
It made me feel alive
(Do you remember how it made you feel?)
You died a thousand times
Oh me oh my (I've been)
I can see the end in sight (Standing)
If you need me I'll be seeking an answer (Still for way too long)
(If you need me I'll be seeking a friend)
I'm terrified (I don't)
I can't get you out my mind (Know now)
I might lose this one
Written by: Samuel Lawson
