Lyrics to Somewhat Standards
She screamed, I'll live without you.
She screamed, I'm all you need.
It's one thing, to admit it's not true
But another thing completely, to consciously spread a disease.
Breathe in, breathe in for me. Breathe in.
Then we can stay up late and watch the sun set, softly.
Breathe in, breathe life on me. Breathe in.
Or you can lay in wait and watch my burning body.
I screamed, I just want the truth
She screamed, I'm the disease
It's one thing to hate everything about you
But I doubt this hate will fill me, I believe I'll end up on my knees.
She said I loved you, but it didn't mean a thing to me.
I guess I'll bite my tongue, stop mumbling I'm sorry
I watched her paint our city streets, lonely and spreading disease.
She screamed, I'm all you need.
It's one thing, to admit it's not true
But another thing completely, to consciously spread a disease.
Breathe in, breathe in for me. Breathe in.
Then we can stay up late and watch the sun set, softly.
Breathe in, breathe life on me. Breathe in.
Or you can lay in wait and watch my burning body.
I screamed, I just want the truth
She screamed, I'm the disease
It's one thing to hate everything about you
But I doubt this hate will fill me, I believe I'll end up on my knees.
She said I loved you, but it didn't mean a thing to me.
I guess I'll bite my tongue, stop mumbling I'm sorry
I watched her paint our city streets, lonely and spreading disease.
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