क्रेडिट्स
COMPOSITION & LYRICS
Breydan Pritchett
Songwriter
Mason Sherk
Songwriter
गाने
Feeling all warm inside
Filling you up as the sun rise
You know you're the only thing pulling me to the next day
Slippin' down my throat, sweet tooth decay
Lord say i'm sane
Keeping me on my damn toes til' sun down
Making sure when we in bed, i'm feeling run down
Do I need another cup of sanity
A double, 'nother double shot of somethin' that we ain't planned to be
So crazy to me
Swimming in the deep end for the first time
Since I dropped out of alignment, started my grind
Throwing it all behind me and sizing up my insight
My resentment upheld me a smooth flight
Turbulence swelling my anxiety
I can't find my own purpose to grow and regrow
I've seen lows and highs like tour guides
All my life spent waiting another moment
My aggression keeps stacking, but I don't mean to show it
When the snow hits, well imma stay inside
And collide my mind with new progressions in time just to stay alive
I don't wanna have to wake up
And stay up if i'm not ready for the day yea, day yea
I don't even get a pay stub, pay stub
This shits tough
But everybody goes through it
And I might have a chance to prove it
I'm really hoping I can choose it
No we can't give up
Where was you at when I was in a bad state
Can't fix a sad face tying up what hadn't been half laced in the first place
Began to sink into the distance acting like it's fine
I left it behind and let the scarab carry me away, I wanna enlighten my days
I'm insane, I'm okay, I don't know what to think anymore
Well, I don't know what to think anymore (ooh, whoa)
So take a second and let me know what I do this for
Show me what the truth can hold
I acquire talents but actions that ain't been spoken for
Qualities I can't ignore, I often visit
I don't mean to relive it every time I speak my mind
Thrown in a constant rewind, I keep correcting my lines and consciously second guessing
The way that I send my message to people that used to know me
I said goodbye to my homies a year and a half ago
Maybe some of them feeling lonely, guess I'll never know
Written by: Breydan Pritchett, Mason Sherk