Molotov

Album: Rival Factions (2007)
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  • They dance all night and sleep all day
    They live for nothing, but this escape
    Too bad they can't say at the break of the dawn
    That the night was a dream
    Nobody can say at the rise of the sun
    That it was what it seemed

    I know I swallowed it all and I could never be full
    And now they call me a fool for leaving
    I know I swallowed it all and I could never be sure
    And now they call me a fool for leaving

    They drink all night and ache all day
    Too bad they can't say at the break of the dawn
    That the night was a dream
    Nobody can say at the rise of the sun
    That it was what it seemed

    I know I swallowed it all and I could never be full
    And now they call me a fool for leaving
    I know I swallowed it all and I could never be sure
    And now they call me a fool for leaving

    Home with you, alone with you
    Home with you, alone with you
    I'm leaving
    Now, I'm leaving

    So when all those who are convinced
    There's nothing but this
    Come to us and condescend
    We know we won't miss emptiness

    Too bad they can't say at the break of the dawn
    That the night was a dream
    Nobody can say at the rise of the sun
    That it was what it seemed

    I know I swallowed it all and I could never be full
    And now they call me a fool for leaving
    I know I swallowed it all and I could never be sure
    And now they call me a fool for leaving

    (Home with you)
    I know I swallowed it all and I could never be full
    (Alone with you)
    And now they call me a fool for leaving

    (Home with you)
    I know I've swallowed it all and I could never be sure
    (Alone with you)
    And now they call me a fool for leaving
    Writer/s: ANDREW ALBERT SCHWAB, RANDY MICHAEL TORRES, STEVEN ALLEN DAIL
    Publisher: BMG Rights Management
    Lyrics licensed and provided by LyricFind

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