1. |
Someone You Know
03:24
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There's no middle ground
Dealing with you
Give you everything
Or else we're through
Keep bringing up memories
Of what I used to be
Like they're supposed to mean
Anything to me
Taking nothing
In moderation
Will swallow you
Until asphyxiation
Your expectations
Are too much to bear
And what you want from me
Is just not fair
And you take my silence
To mean I don't care
But there are just some
Things that I can't share with you
Had you filed under
ancient history
And I think that's what
We're meant to be
Cause the more things change
the more they stay the same
And I'm getting tired
Of shouldering the blame
All those times I
Should have said so
I finally have the strength
To let you know
Your expectations
Are too much to bear
And what you want from me
Is just not fair
And you take my silence
To mean I don't care
But there are just some
Things that I can't share with you
And I'm sorry I can't be
The person that you see in me
I used to be someone you know
I know it's hard to let that go
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2. |
Waste of Time
02:38
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New day but you've got me on my feet again
Frustrated cause it's like i never left
My soul feels like it's under an attack
Wake up to find it's all a dream again
And i don't know how to reach you
Antiquated thoughts on how to treat you
Right or wrong
You've got me on the fence and
Guess what i didn't learn your lesson
Force me to evaluate my dignity
Can't speak over waves of insecurity
And all this time
i thought that i could fight it
Realized you're addicted to the conflict
And i don't know how to treat you
Just looking for a hook on which to hang you
Up or down
You've got me on my knees
And I'm so surprised you don't even have a reason
Every day come in to find
New ways to stress my mind
My anger drives me blind
But its a waste of time
Waves crashing over
Waves crashing over
Waves crashing over
Waves crashing over
Waves crashing over
Waves crashing over me
Endlessly
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