1. |
Life Treats You Bad
03:40
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verse:
I thought it'd be cool I thought it'd be fun.
I bet all my hopes on the setting sun.
They come to your door with the best things in life.
'come to your door and they pull out their knives.
verse:
They build up your castle with dreams of delight.
you enter their fortress to endless night
'set out for sail so you could be so free,
free to meet your end, on the stormy sea
chorus :
Life treats you bad.
Days pass you by .
Life's so unkind .
There's no reason why.
verse:
She enters your door, so sweet and so fine,
caresses your back, and crushes your spine.
bridge:
tune in your radio to the saddest of songs
tune out your dreams til' the end. 2X
chorus:
verse:
build up your hopes and make you feel so high
ten thousand feet, as you fall from a lie.
bridge:
chorus:
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2. |
Boy, Was I Wrong
04:07
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verse 1:
these walls they surround me.
memories all around me,
time moves so slowly
time has really shown me.
chorus:
looking back...boy was I wrong to let you go.
I thought I knew... boy was I wrong to let you go.
verse 2:
these walls they surround me,
memories all around me,
I was younger then
what did I know.
Needed time to get out.
time to grow.
chorus:
bridge:
verse 3:
there's a world outside my window.
but, it's cold and it's bare.
what I wanted was right in front of me.
the times that you were there.
chorus:
verse 1 : (repeated)
these walls all around me.
memories all around me .
time moves so slowly.
time really showed me.
chorus:
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3. |
This Side of Heaven
04:09
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Verse:
I'm bathing in your light, back up singing: Alex Wood
staring out your window,
taking in your sights,
lying in your shadow,
prechorus:
tracing all of your steps,
I walk along your night
plunge into your depths
climb onto your heights.
Chorus:
'cause I never Knew,
on this side of heaven
that someone like you
could exist at all.
I never knew,
on this side of heaven,
someone so fine,
could exist at all.
verse 2:
I'd die a milliom deaths
I'd never say goodbye
I'd light a million candles
just to light your sky
prechorus:
tracing all of your steps
I walk along your hall
plunge into your depths
tearing down your walls
Chorus:
I never Knew,
on this side of heaven
that someone like you
could exist at all.
I never knew,
on this side of heaven,
someone so fine,
could exist at all.
bridge :
outro (solo):
this side of heaven (repeat)
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4. |
I Wanna Fucking Die
02:42
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verse 1:
feels like heaven in your touch
makes no sense how i need you so much
on my knees to the deep blue sky,
I wanna lay down and
fucking die.
verse:
you look so good
so out of sight
there's something wrong
this can't be right
'once in my life
I feel so alive
Just wanna lay down
and fuckin die
verse:
You picked me
'makes no sense why
must be a set up
must be a lie
I'm so confused
goin' out of my mind
i wanna lay down
and fucking die.
bridge:
can't you see that you're cramping my style
don't go giving me no reason to smile
can't you see that you're cramping my style
don't go making everything worthwhile
verse:
Feels so good to be by your side
must be a set up must be a lie
I love so bad
I love you so fine
'just wanna lay down
and fucking die
verse:
You must be sick,
twisted inside.
you've got issues that can't be denied.
but when you're near me
I feel so alive
just wanna lay down
and fucking die
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