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Empty (Abandon)
05:57
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It's a night just like the rest, though confessedly I'm a little more depressed than before.
Your eyes shine just the same, though tonight I find their beauty so profane. I can't meet their gaze.
I'm terrified that you won't be gone for long.
The days and days flew through my bones like the emptiness I saw across your face when I said that you should go.
My will is wearing thin, like the promises you made when you told me things would change.
Paint this burning forest gray, you say so many things to get your way.
(Haunt me no more)
If I could get my head straight, I know I could figure this out but I can't sleep and I'm getting weaker by the hour.
Paint this burning forest gray, you say so many things to get your way.
You have become my grave and I welcome the dirt you push over my face.
(Haunt me no more)
I don't wanna lose myself tonight.
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