Come Around

Album: Who Do You Trust? (2018)
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  • In between a rock and a hard place
    Tryna find your way through the dark days
    But you don't know how
    You flip the world upside down
    And right now, you don't wanna show it
    'Cause you don't think that anyone will notice
    Until you tell someone
    You'll feel like you're the only one

    And everybody says they're fine
    But I know we're not alright
    Everybody says they're fine
    But I know we're not alright

    I know we're not alright
    It's always darkest just before the light
    I know your silence is a deadly sound
    It's never easy when you're breaking down
    But I'll be there when you come around
    (When you come around)

    Face down in the days that we wasted
    Tryna find our way through the mazes
    We can wait this out
    Or walk through that fire somehow
    You tryna put together all the pieces
    When you should turn around now and leave 'em
    'Cause you can lose your mind
    Trying to live back in time

    And everybody says they're fine
    But I know we're not alright
    Everybody says they're fine
    But I know we're not alright

    I know we're not alright
    It's always darkest just before the light
    I know your silence is a deadly sound
    It's never easy when you're breaking down
    But I'll be there when you come around
    When you come around, yeah

    I know we're not alright
    It's always darkest just before the light
    I know your silence is a deadly sound
    It's never easy when you're breaking down
    But I'll be there when you come around
    When you come around

    When you come around (when you come around) Writer/s: Anthony Esperance, Colin Cunningham, Jacoby Dakota Shaddix, Jerry Jr. Horton, Nicholas Michael Furlong, Tobin Joseph Esperance
    Publisher: BMG Rights Management, Downtown Music Publishing, Kobalt Music Publishing Ltd.
    Lyrics licensed and provided by LyricFind

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