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Hometown
03:42
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take me to your hometown, show me who you are.
i’m dying to find out, where you’re from
i’ll find a new home in these abandoned streets
i want to become one with these dying weeds
show me everything in your ruined city
take me to the old bridge, the one where you almost died
tell me how to finally, truly felt alive
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Garbage
03:22
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i’m dirty and washed out like the sheets on your bed where you thought about me while the cum spilled on your hands. i’m no use to you anymore
i’m garbage compared to her, how can i compete with her beauty and your lust thats not for me. suffocate me with the likely hood of death, with thoughts of her as your breathing down my neck.
i guess it’s my mistake for letting you into my mind, for getting attached to someone who wasn’t mine
i’m just the garbage that you threw away.
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Bottle of Xanax
02:16
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fill the bathtub to the rim submerge my head as i take a breath in fill my lungs with water maybe i’ll forget what go me so upset.
find me in my bed, empty bottle in my hand the one i've been to kind to, the one that got me threw what you did
just one more pill to help me forget you
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Hospital Bed
03:01
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Let me trace my finger tips on the scar tissue on your chest, where they cut you open to rid all the things making you sick.
let me feel your past tell me how you were scared on the hospital bed, so sweet so innocent. I wish it were me.
let me see where you slept, take me to the chair where they injected you with drugs to make the pain go away
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