| These photographs that hang on my wall meant everything
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| Looking back they all seem like a fading dream
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| But waking now I know that it’s just a fallacy
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| I rub my eyes and face reality
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| How could I just sit and ignore all the signs
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| Was it easier to say it was fine?
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| Now the words are out in the open air
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| I try to make it right but you don’t care
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| Content to be blind, not to see
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| Happy to follow, not to lead
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| But now that I’ve regained my sight
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| I won’t be losing sleep tonight
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| Put up a wall I can’t tear down
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| There’s no reason, you don’t have to shut me out
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| Suddenly it seems that you’re too good for me
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| Remember when we were like family?
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| Now you’ve ruined everything
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| With everything passing day the space between us only grew
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| Whatever happened to the person I once knew?
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| And there were time I called you almost every single day
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| I know you’d see my name and put your phone away
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| Funny how expendable some things can be
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| Like our friendship and your negativity
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| You look down your nose at me with such disdain
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| You’re so much better, «friend,» how is the cocaine?
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| You’re the last that I thought could do this
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| If you needed blood I would have slit my wrist
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| Now you’d cut me open just for spite
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| So I won’t be losing sleep tonight
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| It seems that I have been betrayed again
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| By enemies disguised as friends
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| Feels like a gut shot that stripped away my breath
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| And now there’s nothing left
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| And now there’s nothing left |