Addict
from The Break Up by The Break Up
lyrics
Frightful
Now it’s getting nightfall
And you’re feeling doubtful
Now you’ve got a heartful
And you’re feeling fitful
Stuffing on your mouthful
Now you’re walking careful
Afraid that you’ll be seen
Come on
Now you’ve got you’re hard on
Neurotic masturbation
Sad and sorry self pawn
In your own destruction
No one left to call on
Now too scared to move on
Lost all that you have been
Falling towards the floor
Night lifts to dawn
And if you just keep on
just say goodnight
the curtains drawn
Nothing is left to find, inside
But the shell you called yourself
Just say goodbye
Now it’s getting nightfall
And you’re feeling doubtful
Now you’ve got a heartful
And you’re feeling fitful
Stuffing on your mouthful
Now you’re walking careful
Afraid that you’ll be seen
Come on
Now you’ve got you’re hard on
Neurotic masturbation
Sad and sorry self pawn
In your own destruction
No one left to call on
Now too scared to move on
Lost all that you have been
Falling towards the floor
Night lifts to dawn
And if you just keep on
just say goodnight
the curtains drawn
Nothing is left to find, inside
But the shell you called yourself
Just say goodbye
credits
from The Break Up,
released April 8, 2010
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Apr 2010
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