Song information On this page you can read the lyrics of the song Suicide , by - The Slaves. Release date: 25.04.2006
Song language: English
Suicide |
| Seven hundred days with your heart in my hand |
| Seven hundred ways just to take a stand |
| People are moving, people try to get by |
| They’re never gonna stop, so why shouldnt we dance |
| And I was sitting on the subway |
| And the train was pounding to the rails |
| And your voice was aching through my head |
| I was waiting for something |
| I believe my heart should be chained inside |
| Leaving it to you would be like suicide |
| Still I wanna get on to you’re thousand turning rivers |
| Sitting on the bridges with the shit in my hand |
| The noice from the radio makes me understand |
| The dirt from the city and everything I planned |
| Makes a hole in your head just to comprehend |
| And I was sitting on your sidewalk |
| And the cars flashing through my head |
| I just wish that rain could fall |
| 'cause I was waiting for something |
| I believe my heart should be chained inside |
| Leaving it to you would be like suicide |
| Still I wanna get on to you’re thousand turning rivers |
| I believe my heart should be chained inside |
| Leaving it to you would be like suicide |
| Still I wanna get on to you’re thousand turning rivers |
| And I was sitting on the subway |
| And the train was pounding to the rails |
| And your voice was aching through my head |
| I was waiting for something |
| I believe my heart should be chained inside |
| Leaving it to you would be like suicide |
| Still I wanna get on to you’re thousand turning rivers |
| I believe my heart should be chained inside |
| Leaving it to you would be like suicide |
| Still I wanna get on to you’re thousand turning rivers |
| I believe my heart should be chained inside |
| Leaving it to you would be like suicide |
| Still I wanna get on to you’re thousand turning rivers |
| I believe my heart should be chained inside |
| Leaving it to you would be like suicide |
| Still I wanna get on to you’re thousand turning rivers |