1. |
A1 Late
04:49
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I know it's late
I know I should be sleeping
I'm not feeling so great
There's a place for us
There's a time and place for dreaming
is it gonna stop?
or am I just sinking?
There's a place for us
it's too late for all this feeling
is it gonna stop?
will I replace this meaning?
No
I don't think so
Oh no
I don't think so
I can't stop my
wheels from turning
I can't stop my
brain from burning
I'm not a liar
(I'm lying)
I'm in a state
(of trying)
don't let me go under again
(these four walls and feeling fractured)
don't let me go under again
(I don't care but I'm going backwards)
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2. |
A2 Scream
03:52
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Scream like a baby
because we're young I'm hoping
to roll along your heart strings
like I know where I'm going
I don't know where I'm going
I don't know where I'm going
I want you to want me
I'm in the mould for keeping
break me on the cusp of dreaming
There's only hope up there
because I'm blissfully unaware
There's only hope up there
when we're dancing on the stairs
I'm not tired of you
it's never not baby season
I'm inspired by you
I shouldn't but I'm enjoying bleeding
Is this all uniform?
should I be late this evening?
roll me up in to a ball
I've only got legs for breeding
la la la
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