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Album: Third (2008)
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  • Better if I could find the words to say
    Whenever I take a choice it turns away

    I'm worn, tired of my mind
    I'm worn out, thinking of why
    I'm always so unsure

    I battle my thoughts I find I can't explain
    I've traveled so far but somehow feel the same

    I'm worn, tired of my mind
    I'm worn out, thinking of why
    I'm always so unsure
    I'm always so unsure

    I'm worn, tired of my mind
    I'm worn out, thinking of why
    I'm always so unsure
    I'm always so unsure

    I'm always so unsure
    I'm always so unsure
    I'm always so unsure
    I'm always so unsure

    I am alive when I sleep
    Why am I not in all that I got?
    I can't find no one to blame

    Stand, stand, damned one
    Damned one
    Damned one
    Damned one

    I am one
    Damned
    One

    Where do I go? Writer/s: ADRIAN FRANCIS UTLEY, BETH GIBBONS, GEOFFREY PAUL BARROW
    Publisher: BMG Rights Management
    Lyrics licensed and provided by LyricFind

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