Rud's Yard
from Pages Apart by Atiptoe
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lyrics
It's getting late, procrastinate
You're supposed to be here now
My mind begins to wander aimlessly
You slam the door, I've been through this before
I'm not going anywhere.
I'm not sure what happened
But I haven't played a part in anything
I can tell you where you've gone wrong
It's not what you've said, more what you've done
Drown your sorrows then cross the fault line
Again and again
If you could see all the damage you've done
It's all over, your war is won
Head in the clouds while your heart's on fire
If only we knew what you were fighting for
Keep your voice down
There's no need to shout
I'm only trying to understand what you're on about
Just slow down and take a deep breath
Maybe you'll even start to make some sense
How is this my fault? I wasn't even there
And then you wanna try and claim that I don't even care
This is getting too much, I just don't get
What the fuck is going on
You won't change your mind
For anyone else, besides yourself
I'm sick of playing your victim
But there's just one thing you don't even realise
We jump into a place that we don't know of
Just to feel alive for a minute filled with raw emotion
In this time we fight the fires of what were made of
Time and time again until we hit the ground in slow motion
You're supposed to be here now
My mind begins to wander aimlessly
You slam the door, I've been through this before
I'm not going anywhere.
I'm not sure what happened
But I haven't played a part in anything
I can tell you where you've gone wrong
It's not what you've said, more what you've done
Drown your sorrows then cross the fault line
Again and again
If you could see all the damage you've done
It's all over, your war is won
Head in the clouds while your heart's on fire
If only we knew what you were fighting for
Keep your voice down
There's no need to shout
I'm only trying to understand what you're on about
Just slow down and take a deep breath
Maybe you'll even start to make some sense
How is this my fault? I wasn't even there
And then you wanna try and claim that I don't even care
This is getting too much, I just don't get
What the fuck is going on
You won't change your mind
For anyone else, besides yourself
I'm sick of playing your victim
But there's just one thing you don't even realise
We jump into a place that we don't know of
Just to feel alive for a minute filled with raw emotion
In this time we fight the fires of what were made of
Time and time again until we hit the ground in slow motion
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from Pages Apart,
released September 16, 2013
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