1. |
Every Day
02:33
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well the sunlight’s finally coming in
to clear the fog in my mind
don’t tell me how you’re doin babe
i don’t have the time
i talk to my mother, ask about the dog
the weight on my shoulders
feels like it’s finally off
it’s a new year to start over
and a new day, every day
i tidy up my room, go for a walk
i smile while tellin lies
i check the mailbox
i keep your name in my mouth
no i don’t let it out
your name’s no longer worth my time
i can tell you that much
and i dance a little more
every day mm
the shadows casted on my walls
sway in the light
a baby cries, a snowflake falls
we kiss and say goodbye
no i can’t deny i still think of you
from time to time
oh despite it all, i keep my love
and my lover’s hand in mine
oh my love is bigger than
all the pain to endure
it’s a new year to start over
and a new day, every day
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2. |
Angel (Live Acoustic)
04:31
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what are you giving up this season
with all the wild beasts roaming
do you share in their hunger
just give yourself over to the feast
am i a sacrifice to be consumed
or an earthly being with no virtue
ain’t it mighty of you to accept me as i am
a lowly sheep in the guise of a beast
you’d call me your angel
am i still holy in this light
my righteousness has faded
my weaknesses are calling
my desires are temptations
i would like to indulge in
do you find yourself waking in the night
coughing up my lungs, can’t get my breathing right
do you go to bed hungry
think i forgot who i’m supposed to be
you’d call me your angel
am i still holy in this light
my righteousness has faded
my weaknesses are calling
my desires are temptations
i would like to indulge in
eat me up and spit me out
maybe i’ve become too bitter for your mouth
well i can’t breathe from what’s accumulated inside of me
but when i shield the light blinding my eyes
i now see
you’d call me your angel
am i still holy in this light
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