1. |
Escape Artist
04:43
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I've got a real bad feeling
Is there anyone out there I can trust
My heart can't take this
I think I just need a little something to settle my shakes
The sirens underneath me are calling out my name
Just leave me alone I'm going dark
This binge could take hours or weeks or months
The summer is turning its back on us
Keep calm you said remember to keep calm
Those nights I needed you around
But you were nowhere to be found you said keep calm
Why can't you just keep calm
This fleeting feeling comes and goes too fast
The streets get colder each time I come back
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2. |
Solstice
02:52
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Where have you gone now that you've forgiven yourself
I haven't seen you in awhile
The summer turned its back on us
At least that's my excuse this time
I saw it in your eyes last time we spoke
You don't stay too long anymore
I can't say that I'm innocent
Those hidden scars are permanent
I know they are
If you're feeling funny it's this weather
No those leaves won't fall forever
I new year is never far if you need a fresh start
Until then go run and hide
If you need me I'll be around
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