1. |
Something Like That
04:27
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I've been waiting on a moment I wont ever see
Its so strange and unimportant but its something to be
everyone's a little cracked you've just gotta find a hole
to shine the light through
I'd have to say
its worth all the pain
something like that
you cant explain
looked up to the sky and he sighed
You can't hurt me anymore and he smiled
dont you let us down
just let it down
dont you let us down
just let it down
Used to drop my heart and skip a beat
but that girl she skipped it nice
she left me sinking in her victory
it'd be her shame but she fooled me twice
I'd have to say
its worth all the pain
something like that
you cant explain
looked up to the sky an
d he sighed
You can't hurt me anymore and he smiled
dont you let us down
just let it down
dont you let us down
just let it down
dont let me down
i know i let you down
I'd have to say
its worth all the pain
something like that
you cant explain
looked up to the sky an
d he sighed
You can't hurt me anymore and he smiled
dont you let us down
just let it down
dont you let us down
just let it down
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2. |
Dandelion
03:39
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I made a wish on a Dandelion flower,
that you and I could set aside this hour,
alone.
But, no.
There you go.
I'm right here by your side,
won't you try and speak to me?
And though you try to sleep at night,
and say you miss me, girl...
I'm right here by your side,
and you give me the coldest eyes.
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3. |
We'll Be Alright
04:23
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I can't stop the things, they coming,
Chaos like a train that's running,
I can't hear the lies that are spilling out, spilling out now.
Fixing things that aren't broken, love like this is so unspoken.
We'll be alright.
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