Song | B to E |
Artist | Socratic |
Album | Lunch for the Sky |
Download | Image LRC TXT |
作曲 : Socratic | |
Everyday when i leave my house i water my grass. | |
The lawn sings and assures me to "have a nice day while you can afford it. Soak up the sun before they make you buy it." | |
Sometimes things don't pass. | |
They kinda just stop coming. | |
Just like my paychecks. | |
I don' equal up to the work that i put in. | |
You said you need me even though i'm an asshole. | |
Lately I don't get enough sleep. | |
The bags by my eyes can carry my groceries. | |
I drink wine just to feel more romantic. | |
The creeps that your grin gives me keep me from slumber. | |
Your currents are violent and holding me under. | |
Let's take a walk down back to that playground where we were just girls and boys, sand and toys, nothing ruined our days besides the rain. | |
As we get older it rains more often. | |
We become toys waiting for someone to pick us out of the sand. | |
To hold our hearts and help us understand. | |
We all have those ones who will never care. | |
We all have those people who will never call. | |
We all miss someone way too much all the time. | |
Take me on ship and we'll kiss this anchor out to sea. | |
Some soldiers they shoot. | |
Some miss their call to duty. | |
I'll extend my arms out to learn a lesson that no teacher's teach on how to admire the morning incase this is the last one that i'll ever see. |
zuo qu : Socratic | |
Everyday when i leave my house i water my grass. | |
The lawn sings and assures me to " have a nice day while you can afford it. Soak up the sun before they make you buy it." | |
Sometimes things don' t pass. | |
They kinda just stop coming. | |
Just like my paychecks. | |
I don' equal up to the work that i put in. | |
You said you need me even though i' m an asshole. | |
Lately I don' t get enough sleep. | |
The bags by my eyes can carry my groceries. | |
I drink wine just to feel more romantic. | |
The creeps that your grin gives me keep me from slumber. | |
Your currents are violent and holding me under. | |
Let' s take a walk down back to that playground where we were just girls and boys, sand and toys, nothing ruined our days besides the rain. | |
As we get older it rains more often. | |
We become toys waiting for someone to pick us out of the sand. | |
To hold our hearts and help us understand. | |
We all have those ones who will never care. | |
We all have those people who will never call. | |
We all miss someone way too much all the time. | |
Take me on ship and we' ll kiss this anchor out to sea. | |
Some soldiers they shoot. | |
Some miss their call to duty. | |
I' ll extend my arms out to learn a lesson that no teacher' s teach on how to admire the morning incase this is the last one that i' ll ever see. |
zuò qǔ : Socratic | |
Everyday when i leave my house i water my grass. | |
The lawn sings and assures me to " have a nice day while you can afford it. Soak up the sun before they make you buy it." | |
Sometimes things don' t pass. | |
They kinda just stop coming. | |
Just like my paychecks. | |
I don' equal up to the work that i put in. | |
You said you need me even though i' m an asshole. | |
Lately I don' t get enough sleep. | |
The bags by my eyes can carry my groceries. | |
I drink wine just to feel more romantic. | |
The creeps that your grin gives me keep me from slumber. | |
Your currents are violent and holding me under. | |
Let' s take a walk down back to that playground where we were just girls and boys, sand and toys, nothing ruined our days besides the rain. | |
As we get older it rains more often. | |
We become toys waiting for someone to pick us out of the sand. | |
To hold our hearts and help us understand. | |
We all have those ones who will never care. | |
We all have those people who will never call. | |
We all miss someone way too much all the time. | |
Take me on ship and we' ll kiss this anchor out to sea. | |
Some soldiers they shoot. | |
Some miss their call to duty. | |
I' ll extend my arms out to learn a lesson that no teacher' s teach on how to admire the morning incase this is the last one that i' ll ever see. |