Testo Winter Act 2 - The White Buffalo
Testo della canzone Winter Act 2 (The White Buffalo), tratta dall'album Year Of The Dark Horse
With winter comes the change
And she's always right on time
The trouble's all the same
How it echoes in my mind
Repeating the words of doubt and shame and fear
Hoping I have enough to make it through the year
It's like a stick-up in my brain
Punch drunk and paralyzed
Maybe I need the pain
There's some truth inside these lies
Reaching, but I can't hold the cold hands of time
Too many curious questions that I'll never find
Maybe I don't care, maybe I can't care no more
Maybe I don't feel, maybe I can't feel no more
Oh mother hold me, squeeze me tight
Say you love me, tell me it will be all right
Mom is much too far away
I have to hold myself this time
Well this bleak and slow decay
It's my sentence and my crime
Get your shit together, and leave the cold behind
You ain't living when you're staring at the finish line
Well maybe I don't care, maybe I can't care no more
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Writer(s): Jacob Aaron Smith
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