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Eve 6 ~ Nocturnal


Well she's lying in our bed sweating staring at the ceiling I know her worried head is aching, I know the cause is me I could leave the bathroom light on for better dreams tonight My stability, my luxury, my life And I won't go, neither will you turn off the phone, let's sleep 'til two Your sad eyes take and own me Words are unnecessary Grip the back of your neck and slowly Move 'til it all becomes alright I wake up in a cold sweat got a bone to pick with reality Take a deep breath and lay back down wearing my badge of infamy Change the bulb in the nightlight cause it flickered flickered and died Repeat the words you're not alone to self three times and hit the light My aim is true, turn off the phone, let's sleep 'till two Your sad eyes take and own me Words are unnecessary Grip the back of your neck and slowly Move 'til it all becomes alright Let the fighting words lie Let the candlelight die Let the sun come up Let the saline dry more free lyrics

Well she's lying in our bed sweating staring at the ceiling
I know her worried head is aching, I know the cause is me
I could leave the bathroom light on for better dreams tonight
My stability, my luxury, my life
And I won't go, neither will you turn off the phone, let's sleep 'til two

Your sad eyes take and own me
Words are unnecessary
Grip the back of your neck and slowly
Move 'til it all becomes alright

I wake up in a cold sweat got a bone to pick with reality
Take a deep breath and lay back down wearing my badge of infamy
Change the bulb in the nightlight cause it flickered flickered and died
Repeat the words you're not alone to self three times and hit the light
My aim is true, turn off the phone, let's sleep 'till two

Your sad eyes take and own me
Words are unnecessary
Grip the back of your neck and slowly
Move 'til it all becomes alright

Let the fighting words lie
Let the candlelight die
Let the sun come up
Let the saline dry

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