1. |
Make Me Feel Alright
03:40
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I recalled, the times we wouldn't fight
Same thing, but now you just won't bite
Calm down, it could just be the night
Last chance, to make me feel alright
*unidentified moan*
Hey there, where did our time go
So fast, it seems yet going slow
Calm down, it could just be the night
Last chance, to make me feel alright
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2. |
What's to Come
02:57
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Weary, knowing what's to come
Hoping thoughts will run
Changing into one
And leaving me with some
Honey, i am not the one
To sit and watch you run
Turn yourself around
And see what i can do
Wishing I was the one
But knowing I'll never be (x2)
Weary, knowing what's to come
Hoping thoughts will run
Changing into one
And leaving me with some
Honey, i am not the one
To sit and watch you run
Turn yourself around
And see what i can do
Wishing I was the one
But knowing I'll never be (x2)
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3. |
Inside of Your Heart
02:58
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Stopping all the stuff that's thrown my way
Pleading, hoping for a little stay
All I need is a lifetime of your joy
And then I'll be on my way
So let me see what your'e hiding
Inside of your heart
The pain is gone, I'm happy as can be
Chasing more than I could ever see
Bring me back a moment of your time
And then I'll be on my way
So let me what you're hiding
Inside of your heart (x4)
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4. |
It's Not All Lost
03:18
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A little help is all I need
A little push to succeed
Tell me, is this how it should be?
I cannot stick around with you
With you
Breaking our fall, it's not all lost
Saving yourself is a big cost
I know helplessness is fear
Since I have left it's been so near
So near
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Alright Party Baltimore, Maryland
Home recordings by ur favorite musician from Baltimore, Maryland
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