Top Songs By DRUNKLOVER
Credits
AUSFÜHRENDE KÜNSTLER:INNEN
Sean Sutton
Gitarre
KOMPOSITION UND LIEDTEXT
Sean Sutton
Songwriter:in
PRODUKTION UND TECHNIK
Sean Sutton
Produzent:in
Lyrics
Dead and buried but I came back
My least favourite part of a heart attack is losing you
From the window you see the world
Rose tinted glasses taint this girl
But I'm not sure
Yeah I get so low sometimes
Pickup the remote hit rewind
Change the channel when you're on my mind
It's a strategy works half the time
Other days I just hold on
Lose myself in a familiar song
Tender the bender that I'm on
Always made you laugh am I wrong
Strike my heart like a powerchord
I'm always wanting more
Getting too attached to the moment as it passed
Barefoot in the street I still can feel the heat
Hotter than before, burns me to the core
I bet the house, I went all in
False premonitions of falling it's strange
My diet's deranged
You're all head and I'm all heart
A special way to fall apart and grow
Called letting go
Yeah I get so low sometimes
Pickup the remote hit rewind
Change the channel when you're on my mind
It's a strategy works half the time
Other days I just hold on
Lose myself in a familiar song
Tender the bender that I'm on
Always made you laugh am I wrong
Strike my heart like a powerchord
I'm always wanting more
Getting too attached to the moment as it passed
Barefoot in the street I still can feel the heat
Hotter than before, burns me to the core
Why don't you step outside
Confess your problems and confide
Confide confide come find me come find me
Why don't you step outside
Confess your problems and confide
Confide confide come find me come find me
Strike my heart like a powerchord
I'm always wanting more
Getting too attached to the moment as it passed
Barefoot in the street I still can feel the heat
Hotter than before, burns me to the core
Strike my heart like a powerchord
I'm always wanting more
Getting too attached to the moment as it passed
Barefoot in the street I still can feel the heat
Hotter than before, burns me to the
Written by: Sean Sutton