1. |
Underdog
02:28
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Will get away with murder
I'll hear the crack, the crack of your heart
One of these days I will rise
For every loser has to win the prize
For every loser has to win sometime
What it feels like to be a winner?
Will get away with murder
I'll be the crack, the crack of your life
One of these days you will cry
For every loser has to win the prize
For every loser has to win sometime
What it feels like to be a winner?
Oh, baby, I'll cross you first when I'm on top
And we'll both know just how much poison you spill
Oh, pretty baby, it's time to spin the wheel
For every loser has to win sometime
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2. |
Sugar High
01:42
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My face is melting
Soft jaw is dropping
I should have known better
You know I'm holding
You're nothing new but
This is the best that you can do
I'm not the best but
This is all that I could
Tossing and turning
Soft lips are numb
And I keep dreaming
This is all true
You're nothing new but
This is the best that you can do
I'm not the best but
This is all that I could
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3. |
Nosebleed
03:31
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Life will take us all
So you better watch out
For being so scared of death
You stop living your life
Grass was greenest on our side
But life took you
For timing is so wise
Until it fucks your life
Now all the bullets in your gun
Will hit you for once I said:
Watch out for your words
For they might fire back at you
Grass was greenest on our side
But life took you
For timing is so wise
Until it breaks your heart
Now all the bullets in your gun
Will hit you for once I said:
Watch out for your words
For they might fire back at you
Forever lacking
Endlessly aching
Making up for this never ending deathwish
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