1. |
HER
04:21
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Get off my back, I am tired and sore
Take back your shame, I don’t want it anymore
You are too drunk, you live too hard
So ashamed of who you are
Always running back and forth
you’re too slow, too slow
And all the years I’ve spent on trying to control myself
Only led me here
And all the lips I kissed and bit into to feel something
Really got to me
I let her roam
She is free to ruin all I’ve built
She’s me and i am her
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2. |
MANIFEST
04:02
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Tell me what you want
Made for listening
I swallow everything
Heavy arms
Lay it all on me
Where it’s supposed to be
Going too far
Like I wanted it
Try your best to water me
Water me down
I kill the man who started it
Let her go now
Take a seat
I know who you are
Try your best to water me
Water me down
I kill the man who started it
Let her go now
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Novembervägen Stockholm, Sweden
Sweden - Stockholm
Bass - Frida Windelhed
Drums - Christoffer Stemansson
Guitar - Jim Nurminen
Keyboards - Hannah Grandahl
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