1. |
Burn My Eyes
04:56
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2. |
Failure
04:22
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3. |
Marks on My Hands
05:11
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4. |
Finding
00:58
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5. |
Losing
03:00
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6. |
Trying
03:03
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7. |
It Scares Me
04:16
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It scares me, the way that you look at me like I've never touched a hair
It scares me, the way that I always just run away from what I love
Your face, into my veins, fill me slowly, make me feel again
Pull out all of my teeth, so I can't hurt you in my sleep
It scares me how I might just be okay and have nothing to say
I'd love to fall into you like a jumper off of the golden gate bridge
Your face, into my veins, fill me slowly, make me feel again
Pull out all of my teeth, so I can't hurt you in my sleep
Your face into my veins...
I've got to stop running away, and get the weight out of my spine
I want to see the mirror not the shadow
Just find a way to stay and stop running away
Your face, into my veins, fill me slowly, make me feel again
Pull out all of my teeth, so I can't hurt you in my sleep
I'm dying for rebirth
A blade to break the skin
Spice up the conversation
You can open up my wounds, just peer right in
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