1. |
Diggin' Your Grave
01:49
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So now that you're neck deep
Buried in that ditch
Why don't just you bury the rest of
You and finish it
You used to glow like a fire
Burning in my eyes
Why did you have to go and
Alter my sight
Now you’re not so brave
Diggin’ your grave
You’re diggin’ your own grave
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2. |
Not My Turn
02:20
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I know it's not my turn
Hate when we all get hurt
Change is a meaningless word
Cherish before it’s gone
Selfish thoughts often
Goodbye a closing coffin
I’m insane
Cause my brain
Always burns
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3. |
Get A Grip
02:31
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So get a grip
Hold on to it
I know it's not fair
But you left me here
Here's a tip
Listen to it
Without a care
Nothing will get easier
Maybe it was to hide
All of those feelings
You keep inside
Or just my mind
But nothing’s quite
Like all your lies
How do you
Sleep at night
Honey don't hide
From all the times you lied
I always knew
You were untrue
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4. |
Some Nerve
02:12
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Most wars are raging between my ears
Cars crashing the only sound I hear
It’s clear no one cares
For this pain there has to be a cure
Sayin life is fair you got some nerve
For this pain there has to be a cure I swear
Waiting for fate to give me one chance
Looking forward to now and I wish
Letting go the only way I know
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