Flood In, Flood Out
from The Dawn Chorus by Despite Everything
lyrics
I’d rather be looking at you through reflections
Can’t deal with pointless conversations
It’s easier being away.
We’re heading south
But the compass points us to the north
We’re moving east
But the currents take us west
With a few hours of sleep
Maybe I would see things clearer
This shit is old, I'm in too deep
We’re heading south
But the compass points us to the north
We’re moving east
But the currents take us west
We are sailing under black flags
With a thousand of regrets
Can’t deal with pointless conversations
It’s easier being away.
We’re heading south
But the compass points us to the north
We’re moving east
But the currents take us west
With a few hours of sleep
Maybe I would see things clearer
This shit is old, I'm in too deep
We’re heading south
But the compass points us to the north
We’re moving east
But the currents take us west
We are sailing under black flags
With a thousand of regrets
credits
from The Dawn Chorus,
released October 20, 2013
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