1. |
dopamine
03:28
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said i felt uneasy
turned your back towards me
to fall asleep
to the sound of a fan
and the glow of a screen
i’ve been lucid dreaming
it’s a trippy feeling
awake and asleep
at the same time it seems
but it’s still just a dream
dopamine
reality
in my mind
a fog machine
chemicals
fluorescent bulbs
burnin bright til the sun comes up
staring at the ceiling
really gets me reeling
a million ways to day
count the dots behind my eyes
to stay alive
dopamine
reality
in my mind
a fog machine
chemicals
fluorescent bulbs
burning bright til the sun comes up
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2. |
hospital
02:35
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well it’s been a while since the last time i saw you
and it’s been a while since i have even thought of you
feels so far away now but you know it’s true
that i can’t erase it even if i wanted to
oh
on my hands and knees
spitting my teeth
and blood on the street
and in the hospital
you didn’t come for me
you wouldn’t come for me
and so i had to leave
in the basement
bleeding out of my hand
i called him he said
“comin’ fast as i can”
and in the hospital
his whole face turned green
but he stayed brave just for me
he stayed brave just for me
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3. |
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runnin’ a race without a finish line
and i’m losing again like every other time
behind my best intentions, a shadow of doubt
you’re sharp and you know it and i’m bleeding out
and one thing i know for sure
is that nothing is sacred anymore
you’re leaving again like you always do
but don’t tell me you miss me cuz you didn’t have to
and all that i know for sure
is that nothing is sacred anymore
what if love isn’t enough
isn’t enough
what if love isn’t enough
is it enough?
runnin’ a race without a finish line
and i’m losing again like every other time
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4. |
hell (feat. chastity)
04:38
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we walked in circles ‘round the cemetery
playing truth or dare
and you asked me if i think it’s scary
“must get pretty dark down there”
is it the heat or is it loneliness
the fear that makes your stomach turn?
well it can’t be any worse than this
all that fire does is burn
all that fire does if burn
so tell me what it’s gonna take for you to believe it?
it’s only gonna hurt a little, you will barely feel it
in the morning we’ll be fine
i’ve seen hell and i’m not afraid to die
it was the coldest day in january
we breathed ghosts into the air
we watched them dance as we got buried
and then we watched them disappear
and they watched us disappear
so tell me what it’s gonna take for you to believe it?
it’s only gonna hurt a little, you will barely feel it
in the morning we’ll be fine
i’ve seen hell and i’m not afraid to die
in a room without a window
pointer finger to my temple
made a deal with the devil
when i’ve had enough
it’s all ashes to ashes
it’s all dust to dust
so tell me what it’s gonna take for you to believe it?
it’s only gonna hurt a little, you will barely feel it
in the morning we’ll be fine
i’ve seen hell and i’m not afraid to die
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