1. |
Nothing You Can Do
03:54
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There's red in the sky,
I heard it on the news we're out of time, We're all gonna die
I walk outside,
People fill the streets and I wonder why, you can't change the sky,
There's nothing you can do,
There's nothing you could say,
That'll change, the world and its ways, you'll just have to wait,
We're all the same way,
We all want to change the world, that's great, but it can't change in a day
Just try your best,
to give it all a rest, you might just find a way out alive,
There's nothing you can do,
There's nothing you could say,
That'll change, the world and its ways, you'll just have to wait,
There's nothing you can do,
I wish there was a way,
it could change, but I'm sorry to say, you'll just have to wait,
You just have to wait.
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2. |
A Lack of Thought
03:27
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Time and time and time again it's all gone wrong,
And every time I see it coming a little sooner,
But I don't really understand the lack of thought I had,
And it's inevitable but somehow I still feel bad,
I don't believe I really said that,
But if I did I didn't mean it,
I wasn't really thinking clearly,
I hope you know I love you dearly,
Oblivious to the obvious,
I hope one day I'll wake up,
I don't believe I really said that,
But if I did I didn't mean it,
I wasn't really thinking clearly,
I hope you know I love you dearly,
But I've gone too far this time,
But I've gone too far this time.
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3. |
Is It Really Worth It?
05:03
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Afraid you'll lose, you stand your ground,
Split in two, the sides askew,
I've come to know, there's things I won't,
I wonder what makes you so sure?
Sometimes you're right,
Sometimes you're wrong,
Sometimes you'll never know,
Hurt and torn, you close your mind,
I've heard it all, all before,
Bent and broke, until no one knows,
So how do you know whats true?
Is it really worth it?
Sometimes you're right,
Sometimes you're wrong,
Sometimes you'll never know
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