Dragged from the Bottom
from After Everything by Cell Zero
lyrics
I felt it crawl inside from when the end began
Scraping along my veins and changing who I am
These thoughts crash down like waves and threaten to swallow me
Is it too late now that I’m not who I used to be?
I dragged myself from the bottom
Just to find myself back here
Among the lost and forgotten
I won’t give in. No.
I feel it wrapped around my heart like frozen weeds
Reaching into my head, it loves controlling me
I hid myself away, seclude and isolate
Still in the silence I just feed this thing I hate
But your voice is still in my head
And some days I think it’s better than nothing
But I know I’ve got to find a way to get through
I’ve got to get through this
And I want to blame you
But it’s always been inside
Scraping along my veins and changing who I am
These thoughts crash down like waves and threaten to swallow me
Is it too late now that I’m not who I used to be?
I dragged myself from the bottom
Just to find myself back here
Among the lost and forgotten
I won’t give in. No.
I feel it wrapped around my heart like frozen weeds
Reaching into my head, it loves controlling me
I hid myself away, seclude and isolate
Still in the silence I just feed this thing I hate
But your voice is still in my head
And some days I think it’s better than nothing
But I know I’ve got to find a way to get through
I’ve got to get through this
And I want to blame you
But it’s always been inside
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from After Everything,
released February 14, 2018
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The new album, "The Color Drains Out" coming soon.
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