Lonely, but never alone
Good eyes see nothing to shoot
Good feet feel good given up good boots
Ask your father how do ya fall
Like a leave sitting on the ground
Good for nothing except kicking around
She died with her hand stretched out
She died with a hungry mouth
She died with a mind full of doubt
(And a pulse of weakening)
So may river never dry
May your mouth never lie
May you be satisfied to never know why
Sometimes, someone just wants to die
Where'd you get those cuts in your hand
I thought I told 'bout playing in the sand
There's always someone carelessly class
There's always questions no one asks
She died with her hand stretched out
She died with a hungry mouth
She died with a mind full of doubt
(And a pulse of weakening)
May river never dry
May your mouth never lie
May you be satisfied to never know why
Sometimes, someone just wants to die
Lonely soldier go home
Lonely, but never alone
Good eyes see nothing to shoot
Good feet feel good given up good boots
Lonely soldier go home Lonely, but never alone Good eyes see nothing to shoot Good feet feel good given up good boots Ask your father how do ya fall Like a leave sitting on the ground Good for nothing except kicking around She died with her hand stretched out She died with a hungry mouth She died with a mind full of doubt (And a pulse of weakening) So may river never dry May your mouth never lie May you be satisfied to never know why Sometimes, someone just wants to die Where'd you get those cuts in your hand I thought I told 'bout playing in the sand There's always someone carelessly class There's always questions no one asks She died with her hand stretched out She died with a hungry mouth She died with a mind full of doubt (And a pulse of weakening) May river never dry May your mouth never lie May you be satisfied to never know why Sometimes, someone just wants to die Lonely soldier go home Lonely, but never alone Good eyes see nothing to shoot Good feet feel good given up good boots Explain Request ×
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