1. |
The Guy On The Corner
04:43
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I’m afraid of the dark, but you are scared of leaving me in the dark
So it works out fine
And you always knew exactly what to do
But I’m by myself right now
And I don’t know where to go
I hope I don’t get lost but
The map is smeared
And it’s getting pretty dark
And I know nothing more
Then the guy who’s standing on
The corner of the abyss of my nightmares
But you’re not here right now so I can’t say what is right
But I am lost
Once again on my own
And I’ll try to use what they taught me back when we were kids
And I’ll try not to argue with anyone
But it is kinda hard
To not
Go specifically where you have told me not to go
Where did I go?
I’m a bumbling mess
And I know nothing more than guy who is standing on the corner
And I know nothing more
Then the guy who’s standing on the corner of the abyss of my nightmares
Why do I
Get like this
I don’t know
What to do
But you don’t know either
So it’s ok we’ll sit right here together in the dark
And I know
Nothing more than the guy
Who’s standing staring at us
Together on the corner
And we know nothing more than the guy who’s on the corner
And we know nothing more than the guy who’s on the corner
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2. |
Help Will Come
03:26
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I know, that it’s been hard on you
But you gotta stay strong because
They need you more than you need them
Help will be on it’s way
Just gotta wait
Because good things come to those that decide to wait
Just wait outside
And maybe they’ll come to
Help you again
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3. |
You Need A Hug
02:18
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You say that you fine
But we both know that’s not true
I wanna help
Would you just let me in for the love of god
I’m getting tired of all of this
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The Sound Of Reason Lexington, Kentucky
It's not a phase mom
2017-2019
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