Lyrics

Half of this decade I spent inside my head Just Waging wars Upon All these paragraphs on Parchment paper that I tore But I've finally found the words I I need the both of us to hear There's so much of you I love And so much of me I fear I threw rocks outside your window Hoping you could guide me home I thought it was my casket But it's only when I'm not alone I spilled out these dilapidated guts Inside a parking lot and the trail It led me straight to you When I searched and I searched for What's a boy to do We sold souls for second chances We stole kisses like a crime We took risks on broken hearts but We gave reason to this rhyme Now the weight of this whole world I could carry with ease Even with these heavy arms And even with these weakened knees Lost inside of coffee talks And drunk of smiles and laughter Only made one thing sure For once in my life, I felt Life went on We drove all night until the dawn But the sunrise Showed off all the tears in your eyes And I said I'll be Whatever you want me to be Even if you don't need me Now this evening is slowly dying Alongside my broken phone I hope one day you will answer And I'm more than just a ringtone I am sorry for my actions. But I'm grateful for our days I just want our final chapter To not be a bad cliché I had to learn the hard way There's no happily ever after But stories still end for the best So I hope you know Even with these broken bones That I still hold you close to my chest
Writer(s): Ian Robinson Lyrics powered by www.musixmatch.com
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