1. |
Gone
02:48
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Didn't know how to share what's on my mind
You didn't care
But now you go rid a fear
Now you go now you go please don't go
OH, YEAH, AH, NO YEAH
Come with me now
Shut the door on my head
And wonder why I can't feel
It's all the time
Think I'm right
Now you go now you go please don't go
OH, YEAH, AH, NO YEAH
Come with me now
And her eyes are red
And her lips are cold
Now I'm wondering
Are you too far gone?
(You're too, you're too, too far gone) 2x
And her eyes are red
And her lips are cold
Now I'm wondering
Are you too far gone?
And her eyes are red
And her lips are cold
Now I'm wondering
Are you too far gone?
(You're too, you're too, too far gone) 4x
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2. |
A Clinging Man
03:30
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I don't know where I am or where I go
I can't seem to listen, but I can seem to let go
Now wonder why
I live without her
Now wonder what
I've been missing
Now wonder why
I live without her
Now wonder why
I can't believe we can sit still
I can only watch as it all changes in time
Now wonder why
I live without her
Now wonder what
I've been missing
Now wonder why
I live without her
Now wonder why
I don't know where I am or where I go
But in the end
I know
I'm not
Alone
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Your Favorite Color Huntington Beach, California
New up and coming band from Huntingon Beach California.
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