LYRICS
Use A− / A+ to adjust text sizeSo Long, London
I saw in my mind ferry lights through the mistI kept calm and carried the weight of the riftPulled him in tighter each time he was drifting awayMy spine split from carrying us up the hillWet through my clothes, weary bones caught the chillI stopped trying to make him laugh,Stopped trying to drill the safeThinking how much sad did you think I had,Did you think I had in me?Oh the tragedySo long LondonYou'll find someoneI didn't opt in to be your odd man outI founded the club she's heard great things aboutI left all I knew you left meAt the house by the HеathI stopped CPR, after all it's no useThе spirit was gone, we would never come toAnd I'm pissed off you let me give youAll that youth for freeFor so long, LondonStitches undoneTwo graves, one gunI'll find someoneAnd you say I abandoned the ship,But I was going down with itMy white knuckle dying gripHolding tight to your quiet resentmentAnd my friends said it isn't right to be scaredEvery day old love affair,Every breath feels like rarest airWhen you're not sure if he wants to be thereSo how much sad did you think I had,Did you think I had in me?How much tragedy?Just how low did you think I'd go ‘fore I'd self implode?‘Fore I'd have to go be free?You swore that you loved, me but where were the clues?I died on the altar waiting for the proofYou sacrificed us to the gods of your bluest daysAnd I'm just getting color back into my faceI'm just mad as hell cause I loved this place forSo long, LondonHad a good runA moment of warm sunBut I'm not the oneSo long, LondonStitches undoneTwo graves, one gunYou'll find someone
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