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Exhausted
05:00
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I have no place to call my own: this is a house but it's not my home.
And I have no energy to face this world, but i push forward leaving behind a broken soul, an empty shell.
I'm exhausted and I'm sick of it all. I need escape from these closing walls.
I need no more.
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Cut My Teeth
03:14
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Why am I still here? There's nothing left for me, Slowly I'm losing my Identity. For years I have stood back and watched my life tear at the seams, but now my bags are packed, I'm not turning back: a golden ticket to a lifelong dream.
I need a place to cut my teeth, to show myself that I can be who I need to be.
I need somebody to show me new faces, new places where I can be me.
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Fraying
04:34
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I'm fraying around the edges and i am so scared.
I cannot loose you, I can never loose you.
Im here sitting on the edge of my chair.
Things have changed now im not the man that i once was and its been 6 days the longest days iv ever known.
so now you know why iv been walking these same old streets,
up that same old hill through that same old gate till i got you.
where i told you everything i wantd you to know.
I told you everything
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Armed With Books Norwich, UK
Four friends from Norwich, England. Playing there own style of Melodic Hardcore
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