1. |
Apology
01:58
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No words could begin to describe
The pain or the shame, that I feel inside
To know that I was the rain that drowned out your flame.
When the wind was too much to bare
I should have been there.
Crucify me to my mistakes
Cause they got me clinging for better days.
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2. |
Green Garden
02:05
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Welcome to the garden where nothing grows
Cause it never rains and it’s way too cold
No one ever comes no one ever goes
Cause the bridge that leads here was burnt a long time ago
Petals withered
Pain delivered
Lady liberty came
Took all the sunshine with her
Welcome to the home where nothing’s warm
Where the men with their wallets took us by storm
Where all we can do is sit and mourn
Cause they stripped away the flowers and left us chewing thorns
Wood splintered
Nails rusted
A place once strong
Now just busted
Waiting
Seeking
Plotting
Needing
a better today
Waiting
seeking
Plotting
Needing
A new way
Waiting
Seeking
Plotting
Needing
A fucking escape
From a world full of dead flowers
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3. |
Warcry
01:18
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My cold wind blows
Tensions run high
The loneliness
Falls from my eyes
There’s a hole where my heart goes
I get older but I don’t grow
Pathetic plea for a lost soul
A warcry for a no show
Warcry
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Living Tragedy Birmingham, Alabama
Guitar - Keith
Vocals - Samuel
Drums - Aesop
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