1. |
On A Rooftop In New York
03:10
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"Everything is going to be all right"
I hear you whispering in my ear.
'Cause you found love on a rooftop in New York
Everything will work out
Exactly like you planned you
'Cause you found love on a rooftop in New York
And I don’t see you
Trading places with anyone you ever knew
It’s easy to do
But your mothers never going to believe you
You hid you heart but your skin went see through
On the morning you let love fall into your arms
You went out to go down
The streets that take you downtown
But you got lost on the corner of your street
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2. |
Overdrive
02:27
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Overdrive
I can’t take this
Any longer
The choices I make
Keep growing on me
Can you read my mind?
‘Cause it’s working overdrive
Can you ease my mind?
‘Cause it’s working overdrive
Talk to strangers
Over coffee
The choices I make
Keep growing on me
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3. |
2313ET
00:59
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There will be snow lighting up the road
and i will go back to where i know i left you
and no one will wonder why I'll hold you when i get home
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4. |
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I'm turning myself in
The great escape has failed
I found myself trapped in
The biggest of mistakes
Correct me if I’m wrong.
You could be lying, hating
I'm trying and waiting
For you to stay true to yourself
Do you like what you've become?
A shell of what you were.
Out of it for the fun
And in it for the blur
Correct me if I’m wrong.
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5. |
The Great Divide
03:02
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Aren’t we all afraid
Of what might come if we
End up alone
But I was told not to break things
I was taught not to break things
You and I wont make it
Not strong enough to take this on
We fell behind
If there was a way to save ourselves the pain
We would
But this time, it's on to the great divide
So tie your heart to one
Who’s not involved with one
And remember always
You were told not to break things
You were taught not to break things
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6. |
Before You Fall Asleep
02:26
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