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Freeze (Kinghorse cover)
02:46
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I feel poisoned by your smile
so I'll help you take it off.
I'd tell you what I think of you
but I'd never be able to stop.
Another day,
another piece of my mind.
Go on with your life and see
what pleasure that you'll find.
I feel poisoned by the lie
that I must live among your kind.
From the moment I first spoke,
I've been freezing all the time.
Another day,
another warning sign.
Go on with your life and see
what pleasure that you'll find.
So you call me insane.
I feel poisoned by the sky,
so I live to blot it out.
I'd tell you how cold I feel,
but I'd never shut my mouth.
This world
is a creation of my mind
but you can bet your soul it beats
the world I left behind.
Freeze.
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Ugh
Ouch
Ugh
My back is aching
Feel it throbbing as I walk the dog
Say yeah
I can feel it jabbing
Take some ibuprofen and I
I come alive yeah
Chorus:
Feel a twinge of pain, oh
Yeah, I feel knee strain, oh
Yeah, a twinge of pain
in my neck and back, oh
Yeah, a twinge of pain, oh
Yeah, I'm gettin' old, oh
Yeah, a twinge of pain in my
Neck and back
Yeah
It hurts to stand up
after I've been sitting down for quite some time
My blood
is not flowing too well
Fingertips are cold and
so are my damn toes, yeah
(Chorus)
Woe
Woe is me
The music is too loud and I'm up too late, yeah
Woe
Woe is me
I have to work tomorrow and I need more sleep, yeah
Yeah
I know my breeding
Know my father, he had bad knees like me
Say yeah
Can't hardly stand it
Take some ibuprofen and I
I come alive, yeah
(Chorus)
Woe
Woe is me
The music is too loud and I'm up too late, yeah
Woe
Woe is me
I have to work tomorrow and I need more sleep
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Brother Doubt Louisville, Kentucky
Born in 2007, died in 2010.
history.louisvillehardcore.com/index.php?title=Brother_Doubt
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