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Open The Door
03:37
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Take the narrow winding road,
Its gently turning as it goes
Theres a lukewarm feeling all around you
But don't turn back or you're on your own
And alone
And I don't know how to feel
When everything disappears
Lies that all the people tell
When lights are low in whispered ears
Open the door to hell
Lovers come and lovers go
Some kill love, some can make it grow
You're in danger when your heart is feeling
But you're better off than when your heart is dead and cold
It takes time for your trust to win
It's much harder than just giving in
But to love with doubt your mind's in shadow
So love while you can and let it in
Let it in
And I don't know how to feel
When everything disappears
Lies that all the people tell
When lights are low in whispered ears
Open the door to hell
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Anything
03:24
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I'm trying hard to find a way to believe
What was the wrong, I never was able to see why
Oh why
I'd do anything to release you from my dreams, Emily
You were my everything but you left me full of screams and memories
It's not my life, I look around and what I see
Pulls me back in again, to a place where it kills to be
And I hope she will always remember that night
The way she broke my heart and left me to die
I awoke on a Sunday and the feeling was fine
Then she called...
I'd do anything to release you from my dreams, Emily
You were my everything but you left me full of screams and memories
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No one can see you, no one cares at all
Stop showing little pieces, go ahead and show it all
And I don't believe that time wasn't flying
Cause I feel the days from then
Here again, from start to end
Made for the moment, not made to last at all
Disintegrate with movement, by standing up you fall
And I don't believe that time wasn't flying
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Years That I Wasted
03:44
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Years that I wasted, waiting for the right day
Thought that I was close to the moment
But time slipped away
If everything that's now has always been
How can I find the time?
Its already gone, and I'm in the back of the line
But starting to heal
Good days come in warm waves, and wash me clean of the pain
I feel like I'm floating on a still ocean
I hope that I don't get swept right away
If everything that's now has always been
How can I find the time?
Its already gone, and I'm in the back of the line
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Beautifully Alone
04:53
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How can I feel so lonely in such a big city?
How can I have no one to hold me, when nothing else controls me?
I can feel my love grow cold again
My heart will melt away, beautifully alone
Why did I believe I'd never worry again?
You can always go wrong when you start where you end
Now and again I find myself here
When life is good my mind isn't clear
I can feel my love grow cold again
My heart will melt away, beautifully alone
I was wasted all day
I found the best part of me
Looking for that lost road
That carries my heart back home
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Angel Eyes
03:46
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I have come out to tell you how I've been feeling all the time
And I can't control my feelings
It seems to me the times that I am not feeling like myself
I just want to have no commitment
She said we'll find a way, you'll see
And I inside my head replied I know, but no
I am alone when I'm with you, I cannot stand it when you're gone
Time is a racing pounding engine
The people I once knew are gone now, vanished in a crowd of business suits
I can't believe what I'm finding
When I come around I'll be stronger, real to the core a better man
I've made up my mind, freedom
She said we'll find a way, you'll see
And I inside my head replied I know, but no
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