1. |
QuickSand
04:06
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My mind and my time are like currency
And I wont spend anymore of it
On fools like you
Dark souls like you
And all my friends think I'm a clown
That wont settle down
But inside I hurt Just like the rest of the world
And sometimes I hit back
And sometimes I just sit back
And watch the fucking room spin
Oh Jesus Christ
I cant let anymore toxic into my skin
You know my flesh crawls when I'm in a good mood
And I let somebody destroy it all
But at least someone is happy
Wherever the fuck they are
Because to be honest I don't really care
And to be honest I never really did
Is this what love is?
Both feet in the quicksand
Is this what love is?
You know I never really saw your face
Because you hid it from me and wore a false one
But that's ok I know where I stand
Right here on the quicksand
Between hell and this place we call no mans land
Is this what love is?
Is this what love is?
Quicksand
Feels like I'm drowning in the quicksand
Quicksand
Feels like I'm drowning in the quicksand
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2. |
I Hope You Find It
03:07
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Well I'm ready
Just so you know
Our paths didn't lead anywhere, anyway
And that's ok, you know
I drifted along the coast in my head today
Watched the swirling sand just fade away
And it reminded me of you
And that's ok with me, If its ok with you?
I hope you find it
I hope you find it
I hope you find whatever it is you're looking for
Cos' it ain't me
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