1. |
Atreyu
03:55
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I don´t want to change,
I don´t really want to change.
I want to have a rest,
to leave my pieces on the bed
It´s hard to know where the line is drawn.
Another role,
the act goes on,
I only can be a guest star.
Your mind splits,
what only need
it sew me a wonderful disguise.
I don´t want to change,
I don´t really want to change.
I won´t have a rest,
till' it vanish from my head.
It´s hard to know where the line is drawn.
We´ll bury lies,
we´ll cut the ties and
ploys wall suddenly will fall.
We'll run away,
we'll choose the day and
ploys wall suddenly will fall.
It´s hard to grow up with their hands on us.
I don´t really want to change!
I don´t really want to change!
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2. |
Happy
02:30
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Always careful but never afraid
Always careful but not today
Lying to my self just in case
If I ever win a game
I will never play it again
Run away from where you don´t belong
But belonging anywhere you want
One day you´ll came to me
And then you´ll have to see
What you have done
To be free
Time is hard to treat as a friend
Past and future are both the same
Worry about them will drive you insane
If you ever have a chance
Don't think twice and do it fast
Sometimes happy but never afraid
Sometimes lonely but not today
One day you´ll came to me
And then you´ll have to see
What you have done
To be free
Sometimes happy
(sometimes sad)
Sometimes lonely
(sometimes not)
...
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