Song information On this page you can find the lyrics of the song Gravestones, artist - Hawthorne Heights.
Date of issue: 31.12.2009
Song language: English
Gravestones |
This old place won’t be the same |
when the gravestones start to sing your name |
got a lot of bad habits on the way to fame |
this old place won’t be the same |
this old place won’t be the same |
the mad, mad world wont start to spin |
until we learn to speak in unison |
even in church i found a way to sin |
the mad, mad world won’t start to spin |
the mad, mad world won’t start to spin |
and I don’t care anymore |
here we are at the edge of the world |
I’ve got a six-string heart filled with diamonds and pearls |
late night drives, leaving Dayton to God-knows-where |
I don’t care |
where we are or where I’ve been |
I’ve got broken bones, I’m torn from limb to limb |
I’d give anything just to see your ghost |
as I drive from the east to the west coast |
and nothing matters now |
I’ve got no light to guide me home |
I’ll learn to live without the name on the gravestone |
the days go by one by one |
I scream your name from my lungs |
your spirit’s here in these songs |
the days go by one by one |
I count the days one by one |
the nights are lost without you here |
my God, it’s only been a year |
keep waiting for you to reappear |
the nights are lost without you here |
it’s still so strange without you here |
and I don’t care anymore |
here we are at the edge of the world |
I’ve got a six-string heart filled with diamonds and pearls |
late night drives, leaving Dayton to God-knows-where |
I don’t care |
where we are or where I’ve been |
I’ve got broken bones, I’m torn from limb to limb |
I’d give anything just to see your ghost |
as I drive from the east to the west coast |
and nothing matters now |
I’ve got no light to guide me home |
I’ll learn to live without the name on the gravestone |