i’m walking down the line that divides me somewhere in my mind on the borderline of the edge and where i walk alone, read between the lines: it’s fucked up and everything's alright
leave me alone and check my vital signs in case there’s whatever reason that you want to know i’m still alive
and i walk alone, my shadow sometimes walks beside me, well, that emaciated heart's the only thing that's beating and alive in me
i never wish someone out there would fucking find me thanks but no time goes and i go i walk alone
i’m walking down the line that divides me somewhere in my mind on the borderline of the edge and where i walk alone, read between the lines: it’s fucked up and everything's alright
leave me alone and check my vital signs in case there’s whatever reason that you want to know i’m still alive
and i walk alone, my shadow sometimes walks beside me, well, that emaciated heart's the only thing that's beating and alive in me
i never wish someone out there would fucking find me thanks but no time goes and i go i walk alone
kisses from Emily X
BY Брейнингер горит
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