The Feeling
(专辑: Surviving The Suburbs - 2018)
See I'd no love for the
suburbs Thought we were scum Only concerned with getting drunk And took all our privilege and all of the
money Drove it all down to the
local dump And pissed it all away But we all laughed it off Like she said something dumb Way to serious for twenty-one Got all the
time in the
world Now it's time to have fun Who's she to say when we're hiding from But it haunts me everyday For all the
great nights, I
can't remember one It haunts me everyday For all the
great nights, all I
remember Is staring up at the
ceiling When my mind starts unreeling Try to push past the
feeling, again And when it subsides And the
fear passes on I
go see my friends Like nothing is wrong I'd rather hurt myself Than try and be strong Fitting myself in somewhere I
dont belong And it's just too hard to say For all the
great nights Oh, it's just too hard to say For all the
great nights, I
can't remember It's just too hard to say For all the
great nights, all I
remember Is staring up at the
ceiling When my mind starts unreeling Try to push past the
feeling, again The
dark future revealing Every breath that I'm stealing Try to push past the
feeling Get her out of my head Cause every word she said rang true It killed my youth and changed my view Now this bed ain't meant for sleeping Cause it never helps me tell (helps me tell) Anymore, nothing's the
same Cause I'm staring up at the
ceiling When my mind starts unreeling Try to push past the
feeling, again For all the
great nights, I
can't remember The
dark future revealing Every breath that I'm stealing Try to push past the
feeling For all the
great nights (for all the
great nights) Staring up at the
ceiling When my mind starts unreeling Try to push past the
feeling For all the
great nights, I
can't remember The
dark future revealing Every breath that I'm stealing Try to push past the
feeling (I can't remember) I'm staring up at the
ceiling When my mind starts unreeling Try to push past the
feeling For all the
great nights, I
can't remember one