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Endgame
02:16
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How to swim with a rock is a lesson you taught me
Guess I’ve been careful enough to understand this
And face the consequences and learn from my mistakes
Can’t let go, sad but true it left me with
A thousand-yard stare for a winner’s prize
And I could only thank you to open up my eyes
But I will burst through open doors as I never did before
And you will slam them down on me as if I’ve asked you for
Everyone I know is sliding through the cracks
While I crash into the wall and I try real hard to keep the track
Hey I remember the savvy words you said
Well maybe it’s just a phase or was it probably just a fad?
Should’ve known better and try to find a way
Please tell me what you’d do with one more day
Cause between me and you, I don’t have a clue
A
nd I could only thank you to open up my eyes
But I will burst through open doors as I never did before
And you will slam them down on me as if I’ve asked you for
Everyone I know is sliding through the cracks
While I crash into the wall and I try real hard to keep on track
You can close your eyes on what you see
But you can’t numb your heart
It’s all your game,
it’s just a shame to me
You can close your mind on what you felt
But you can’t save yourself
It’s just a game, it’s just a shame
Cause you waste my time
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