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Relapse
03:04
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And I'll admit
It took some time for the escape from the wreck
The burning building I became
I remember every single time you tore me down
But I am stronger now
And I won't relapse to you
No I won't go back
And I am not the monster you made me out to be
No I am not the monster you made me out to be
And I appologize for all of my mistakes
And I know that we will never get back what I destroyed
But I know you're better off this way
But I don't know if I can say the same
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So-Called Shepherd
02:24
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Where are you now
My so-called shepherd
I need you here
But you're nowhere to be found
Mistake after mistake but still no guidance
I was promised a beacon
All I got was darkness
Why have you forsaken me?
Why have I lost the guarantee?
Why won't you answer me?
Why won't you answer me?
Am I too far gone?
Did you forget this wayward son?
I am not fit to lead
The blind leading the blind
Give me an answer
Show me you're not a fucking liar
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The end of an era, the start of something new
The new me isn't perfect, but the old me is dead with you
I'm finally at home in my own skin
And that's all that matters
The only thing that matters
The smoke from the bridges I burned
Made it hard to see
But once I made it through
The view was crystal clear
And i'm finally satisfied
I'm finally satisfied with me
I'm finally satisfied with me
Now can you say the same?
No longer afraid
No noose wrapped around my neck
I feel the air fill my lungs for the very first time
Shining on
Shining strong
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