1. |
Hey May
03:32
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Hey may
Leave me on my own
Save grace
Read my broken home
Don't breathe
Breathing alcohol
Come see
What's on your own throne
But your mind is underground
While your head is in the clouds
And your thoughts hid by a shroud
You're wrong and don't know how
To keep in my surround
And you'd better leave right now
Rain see
How I'm on my own
Listen
To my endless roll
And hey may
It's time to let it go
And hey may
You've got nothing left to show
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2. |
Advanced Placement
03:25
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I know
Scan the radio but there's nothing on
Pay your dies or don't get sued our
Minds are made for market do or die
Don't I don't for the minds of the masterful
Don't I don't try to sell you my ideals
Don't I don't when the time is for the open road
Don't I don't but it's all the same to me
Mind your feed you're all unique
Your number crunches pleasantly to me
Reds the story reds the glory
Red is only a color and a fuse
Don't ignore me I'm your only
One you show me you're not the fall along
Lines of blow lines to the show and
Lies you know me you've known me all along
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