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lyrics

On her bed of nails she
silently screams out my name
Now she is left with nothing to lose
I am left with nothing else to say
It’s been four fucking years today

These four leaves, they have been poisoned
and I’m not so lucky anymore
For a week now its been on my mind
The pain just won’t subside

(Let me break down)
So tell me a story about a heart break
about a cheating fake
because I’m sure we can all relate.
Not showing weakness is a form of art
If the sun never rises for me again
just remember who I was
Who I was
and so I hold on for a better day
Better day

These four leaves, they have been poisoned
I’m not so lucky anymore

Let me break down
So tell me a story about a heart break
A cheating fake

Burn
Erase your name

These lone paths
Shall be accompanied now by strangers
Forever more
These four leaves, they have been poisoned
and I’m not so lucky anymore
Lucky
Lucky anymore

I can feel the pain, deep in my bones
The straggle for air, the straggle for a grip
When I’m the only one who can’t let go
Ill rip a pages from my book,
so I can forget
I can forget
I can forget this chapter

credits

released February 7, 2015
Mixed/Mastered by Simon Moro at NinteyNine100 Studios
Guitars, Bass and Vocals self recorded at Hideaway Studios
Drums recorded by Roman Koester at Complex Studios

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