1. |
Hurt You Too
03:05
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It takes one step to cross the line
But just two hands to turn back time
And though the tombstone says,
"I'll always remain dead,"
I've never in my life felt more alive
I'm falling
Recalling
The issues
We both knew
Before everything
Went wrong
And as I walk off the coals,
to tend to your withered soul,
I hurt you too (I hurt you too)
And though the fields are far too long
It's just another sappy song I sung
For you
Hurricanes they all have names of
modern people seen today,
cause we are the biggest kind of storm
And though, I lay in bed
my minds awake and says,
"Somebody tell me why we have to,
mourn"
I'm walking
The shards of
broken glass
that you passed
the second I crossed
your floor
And as I walk off the coals,
to tend to your withered soul,
I hurt you too (I hurt you too)
And though the fields are far too long
It's just another sappy song I sung
For you
I'm breaking,
Still breaking.
Now somehow I'm mistaking
All your lies,
that divide.
And now I'm stuck on both sides
And I ran
To your arms
Because my faith was at large
In the house
That I reside
And as I walk off the coals,
to tend to your withered soul,
I hurt you too (I hurt you too)
And though the fields are far too long
It's just another sappy song I sung
For you
For you
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2. |
400
03:54
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Last night I saw you in hell
With four-hundred pictures and stories to tell
You were wrapped up inside,
Your chemical scheme
Floating around, just,
Trying to dream
Four-hundred miles is just too far apart
But when I'm that close it's just too hard to start
And I'm diggin' up pieces of my solitude
I'm begging forgiveness if you'd just let me lose
And I'm breathin' in breathin' out
I can't scream I can't shout
I can't see over this wall
I digress
Breathin' in breathin' out
Somebody hear me out
I can't see over this wall
I digress
Last night I woke to your face
And four-hundred memories that I can't erase
You were cold and were dying from a sinners disease
Crying and shouting from the cellophane breeze
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3. |
Pennies
04:41
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It's hard when you're made out of gold
'Cause you don't know the worth, and it's just getting harder to hold
And you see all the poverty, and how they're all in such need
But you're just too damn kind to look back and say "Don't count on me."
They'll start counting the second you walk by
The second that you die
And there won't be anyone to rely on
Just your own shoulder to cry on
And they'll be up searching all night long
For the wealth they once relied on
The Pennies lead back to you
Always do
They say you lost your own life
'Cause you gave it away to the greedy 'cause they won't survive
And you ask for some water, but all they give you is some ice
'Cause they know there's a chance you could choke,
But nobody would mind
They'll start counting the second you walk by
The second that you die
And there won't be anyone to rely on
Just your own shoulder to cry on
And they'll be up searching all night long
For the wealth they once relied on
The Pennies lead back to you
Always do
I'm staring at your feet
They should be withered away from the miles you've walked, you see
Hundreds of screams, yet, you're still not crying
The second you walk by
The second that you die I will cry, I will try not to cry
To rely on
Just your own shoulder to cry on
And they'll be up searching all night long
For the wealth they once relied on
The Pennies lead back to you
Always do
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4. |
The Blind Man
03:09
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Can the crack in the door shine any less light
And she's slipping her dress up in the dark of night
She's used to seeing this familiar scene
Then flash I wake up it was all just a dream
And it gets so dark that you can't even see yourself
And you don't care what you say cause either way you're going to hell
And the blind man he can't see eye to eye
And to tell the truth everyday I've lived is a lie
He took three steps outside the door
It's hard for her to sing anymore
What do you do when the world's been scared
I'm scared to death I won't make it that far
And the light blinds me so I can't even see myself
And I'll get used to the burns cause I know I'm gonna end up in hell
And the blind man he can't see eye to eye
And he says someday he knows that he's gonna die
And the lights okay but I still can't see myself
And I'll get used to the burns cause we're all just gonna end up in hell
And the blind man he can't see eye to eye (eye to eye)
And he says someday he knows we're all gonna die
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Carnett Chicago, Illinois
Carnett is an alternative/indie artist from the Chicagoland area. The five members are eager to take on the world!
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