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Defiance
03:05
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Think I don't notice it
You turn away when I'm holding you
You're quiet, defiant
Saying, 'If you love me then there must be something that's wrong with you.'
I could've sworn once that I felt that way too
Just another stubborn reminder
Some people, they never get any better
It doesn't matter how close to you they are
Some people, they will suffer forever
All you can do is stand by and watch
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Rapture
01:51
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If I knew how this would end
I would've never began
If I quit while ahead
I'd avoid this regret
But I'll reap what I've sown
Oh, in this case a millstone
It's draped round my neck
There's no such thing as control
I walked into the wide open mouth of the world
It chewed me up and spit me out
I drowned at the bottom of everything
At least I learned my place
The sky opened up
The sea parted ways
Oh sweet rapture, let me feel again
When will this torture end?
When will this torture end?
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Pride
02:30
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There is something in me
That so desperately wants to give up
There is something else in my chest
that just won't let me
At the bottom of everything
I've spent so long trying to climb out
But it just isn't working
So here's where I'll stay
And here is where I'll sleep
But instead of dreaming
I'll think of something a little more practical
I've been pushing this boulder for quite awhile now
But it always rolls back down
Everything's the same but awful now
It leaves a bad taste in my mouth
I'm not proud of it
This is hard to deal with
I've learned you make the best choices you can in the moment
And you learn not to hate yourself for it
Somewhere along the way
I want to crawl out of my skin
Forget all of it, start again
This is hard to deal with
This is hard to deal with
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Dylan Coverdale Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Singer/songwriter,
tattooer and filmmaker in Philadelphia, PA.
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