You see
too tired to sleep too wired to smile too weak to fall nowhere to run nowhere to hide too tired to lie its not really me you see its not really me you see every day its not really me […]
You see
By Storm Hogan
too tired to sleep too wired to smile too weak to fall nowhere to run nowhere to hide too tired to lie its not really me you see its not really me you see every day its not really me […]
Cold
I live only to breath but all I breath in is disharmony the torn up pages of a forgotten life malice and anger and hatred and strife things close to my heart, those
People Wonder
people wonder why we do what we do when its not what we love people wonder why we fight it through just because we saw the white dove people
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