1. |
Walk! Walk!
03:22
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no love, we need to get outside
cuz when the rain comes
we are not gonna die
just move along
walk, motherfucker, walk
dont you ever wonder why?
walk, motherfucker, walk
i never want to be outside
comin down every single night
pack your bags
there aint no time
because the real world's waiting
and i gotta survive…
just move along
walk, motherfucker, walk
dont you ever wonder why?
comin down every single night
i cant erase
the past
and whats left to say?
im sorry, but im not coming back
every single moment
every single morning
i tried to wake up
but i kept falling apart (x4)
walk, motherfucker, walk (x2)
just move along
walk, motherfucker, walk
dont you ever wonder why?
walk, motherfucker, walk
we wait for our birthdays to come
and feel special everytime
i dont think of you at all
well my friends, ive left for good
and i know you dont give a fuck
life is just game in which we get lost
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2. |
Things Are Not Okay
01:00
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I saw a little garden and I've seen it before
You were with your boyfriend but you wanted something more out of life
(Hello my friend I'm communicating to you that things are not looking up to you in heaven)
So what's the purpose of a life then? I want to get to heaven eventually...
What are you saying? There's no God? There's no Religion? Is my whole life a fucking lie? FUCK YOU!!!!
I fell in love with another girl and another girl and another girl and another girl and LUST. Remains the same, eventho I believe in U.
THING ARE NOT OK.
PEOPLE DIE.
WE DIE.
WE FUCK TO TAKE THE PAIN AWAY BUT IT'S NEVER ENOUGH.
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