Lyrics Thanks For Coming [I Like You Dead] - Hopes Die Last

Thanks For Coming [I Like You Dead] - Hopes Die Last
Song information On this page you can find the lyrics of the song Thanks For Coming [I Like You Dead], artist - Hopes Die Last. Album song Your Face Down Now, in the genre Пост-хардкор
Date of issue: 30.09.2011
Record label: Jim Stark Publishing (BMI)
Song language: English

Thanks For Coming [I Like You Dead]

It’s when i seemed to lose the only thing I care
I realized and saw its light in the night
I was beside a sparkling source of life
But sometimes I still saw my death behind her smile
I’ll be better with no remorse"
But can I stop seeing you everywhere?
Run away.
things are getting worst
Can I stop beliving u’ll be there
Lies.
I used to understand them
And all this time.
you’ve never comprehended
How do you feel?
I don’t believe it’s real
It seems to be the sweetest thing
When the bitter ends…
I’ll go crazy for no reason
'cause I can’t stop that voice inside my head
Anyway.
your hands are getting cold
So runaway before I start to burn
Lies.
I used to understand them
And all this time.
you’ve never comprehended
I know why it was so hard to see me
I wonder if by now I can trust my eyes
So, should I stay?
should I tremble and remain?
Or run away… leaving nothing more to say?
Lies.
I used to understand them
And all this time.
you’ve never comprehended
And I know why it was so hard to see me
I wonder if by now I can trust my eyes

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