Carridale A Lesson In Semantics
It’s so easy to breeze by the weakness in your eyes.
It comes so naturally to be this condescending.
Maybe I should lighten up because it seems she’s had
enough.
But when I put this pen to paper it’s so easy to hate
her.
Worst case scenario, when they play this on your
stereo,
you’ll recognize my voice and it will take you back.
I hope you know my wrist is sore,
and I hope I left you wanting more,
because we all know you’ve got something left to prove.
What do you expect when you wear that guilt around your
neck.
Don’t forget I wrote the book on confrontation.
I’ll pick apart your every move with the smiles I throw
at you
but if you hesitate you’ll complicate this situation.
Best case scenario, when they play this on your stereo,
you’ll forget that I ever had your back.
And I hope you know my wrist is sore
from writing all these songs. I know they’ll
never ever reach you in your room.
But don’t say that you miss those times
and the countless lines you fell for.
I’ll spell it out in black and white
to show you that it wasn’t right.
I need you like I need a dagger in my spine.
So tell me what you want to do,
because it seems that what I’m saying won’t get
through.
But don’t say that you miss those times
and the countless lines you fell for.
I’ll spell it out in black and white
to show you that it wasn’t right.
I need you like I need a dagger in my spine.
[x2]
(It’s so easy to breeze by the weakness in your eyes.
It comes so naturally to be this condescending.
Maybe I should lighten up because it seems she’s had
enough.
But when I put this pen to paper it’s so easy to hate
her.)
