1. |
Love Somebody
03:37
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wearing your loneliness with pride / a badge of honor you hide behind / the risk is just too great to try / never bitten, twice shy
Chorus:
you'd lose control
if you let yourself through the door
how will you know?
'till you love somebody
laying alone in bed at night / thinking of her you left behind / letting her in could hurt you / better off here than to compromise
Chorus
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2. |
Let it Burn
03:58
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your life, it isn't carved in stone, despite what you believe / the days are more than palindromes / so hang on 'cause it could all burn down
your choice is only yours to make / so why'd you choose the same things as yesterday / the blame, it's only yours to take / set a blaze and watch it all burn down
Chorus:
strike a match (let it burn)
even if it all burns down (let it burn)
light it up and then you let it go
but not a moment to soon
before the indifference finally kills you
and then it all burns down
you're afraid but what's worse than this? / you're running in circles until you hate yourself / the door is your-free-will away / so get up and burn the whole thing down
Chorus
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3. |
Save a Life
02:58
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save a life with a loaded gun / revel in what you have won / all night long you ask for more / claim your prize, whatcha running for?
Chorus:
broken glass lined sheets
where the city sleeps
safe a life with a painted face / stolen hearts won't be replaced / wicked thoughts rush through your head / selfish words are lost instead
Chorus x2
save a life with a loaded gun
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4. |
Oh, love
03:48
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my heart is an island surrounded by longing / send me a lifeline to save me from drowning / loneliness calls to all the unknowing / it wraps us in dark, it's ever growing
Chorus:
Oh, love
I feel like a lighthouse waiting for ships that aren't coming home / a light in the darkness I stand on these rocks alone / endlessly searching in vain and in fury / where are you now, now that I'm ready
Chorus
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