Window Seat

Album: Curve (2012)
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  • I can feel the knives in my back, in my sides
    As my body slowly fades
    Can you reach into time?
    Bring me back here alive?
    Set the ocean's tides straight

    [Chorus]
    One by one we fall asleep like passengers in window seats
    I know I should go but I stay
    One by one we float away like accidents and castaways
    I know I should go but I stay, I stay

    I can hear the sounds as the wheels hit the ground
    My bones begin to break
    My bones begin to break

    [Chorus] Writer/s: DUNCAN COUTTS, JEREMY TAGGART, RAINE MAIDA, STEVE MAZUR
    Publisher: Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC
    Lyrics licensed and provided by LyricFind

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