1. |
Say No More
03:35
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Take a walk in the underground
Where no light is found
Still a rose begins to bloom
In spite of everything
I can't help but think of you
All the damage that you do
Have a laugh and drink a few
When denial just won't do
Smoke until my eyes are red
Apologies are left unsaid
Keep my eyes to the ground
You won't see my face around
Why you want to shut the door?
Say no more
Why do you ignore?
Say no more
Just shut up and do your work
You've got to prove your worth
Pity me for a while
Until that goes out of style
I hold my head up high
And never wonder why
Why you want to shut the door?
Say no more
Why do you ignore?
Say no more
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2. |
Can You See The Light?
02:39
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This ain't no funny story
Loaded with common sense
This ain't no pretty picture of Jesus dying on a crucifix
They say you worship money
Buried in dollars and cents
A monumental failure
Now you're back where you began
On a starry night
Can you see the light?
Will you fall in love or will you just fall down?
She told you all her secrets
Littered with clues and hints
She says it doesn't matter who you are or what you did
Nobody lies like her
Right through those smiling teeth
Nobody built a cross just so you can fall on it
On a starry night
Can you see the light?
Will you fall in love or will you just fall down?
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3. |
Inside Out
04:08
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