1. |
Part 1
02:19
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If this is all that you really wanted
Couldn't you, couldn't you have said so from the start?
I, I won't let you turn me into another
You're not doing anything that you haven't done before
So why would I, why would I still try?
Cause it could be
If this is all just one big misunderstanding
Then I will, then I will let you go
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2. |
Only You
04:31
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How do I make you see?
How do I make you understand?
There are some things that are set in stone
You're not changing the way I feel about you
Hold hands and force a smile
Hold my hand and fake it
You know what you do, you know what we do
You're not what I want but you will do
Huh
How do I make you see?
How do I make you understand?
There are some things that we just can't do
But I don't want that after all, I don't want that after all
Huh
Where's you go?
How did you get to be there?
What'd you do?
And why leave it at that?
Can you now see what I needed you to be?
And now all of this falls onto me
Now
It's alright to know
What I needed you to know
It's alright to grow
Cause only you will know
Only you will know
Only you will know
Only you will know
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3. |
Settle Down
03:13
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I wish we could but we shouldn't
We shouldn't
So who put these thoughts in my head
I wish that they were dead
Settle down
Settle down
What makes you think that you have it now
Cause you don't
I wish we could but I know that we shouldn't
I wish we could but I know that we shouldn't
So who put these thoughts in my head
I wish that you were dead, that you were dead
Settle down
Settle down
What makes you think that you have it now
Cause you don't, no you don't
No you don't
No you don't
No you don't
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