1. |
Lucidity
03:03
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A message to the one,
the one
the only one.
A message to the sun.
I hope you make it there.
Believing what you've done
has been a task for me.
However, we are bonding
with the enemy.
Never spoke the words,
Never put you down,
not in my lucidity.
But now your hearts turned cold
the eye of truth is closed
you reject all the thoughts of
why you ever fell for me.
I'm calling all your bluffs
cuz you still speak of me.
Why do I hold on
to all the memories?
I can't believe I tried
to keep you close to me.
And never could I hate
or feel disgust for thee.
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2. |
Still I Wonder
02:30
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I don't know what to say
but I'll try to make it right.
Great valleys find their way in sight
and it's a fight.
Still I wonder about you.
Did I make it through?
Did you see me getting by?
Found my nerve today
and I gave a sight.
Started walking through the door
and you ignored.
Moving forward to the light
and hindsight.
Making signs out of the night
felt so right.
...Still I think about you
cuz it means I blew it.
Did you even know I tried?
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