Careless

Album: Royal Blood (2014)
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  • I'm tired of kidding myself
    Another pill, no good for my health
    I wish I could make this disappear
    So I sit and smoke on my own
    Think about you baby, are you feeling alone?
    'Cause I'd die just thinking that you'd forget
    But I guess you won't

    I wish I cared less, but I'm afraid I don't
    You couldn't care less, so I guess you won't
    Change your mind again

    I can't stop dreaming of you
    It does me no good and it's turning into
    A splinter that I can't find under my skin
    So I'll make another hole in the wall
    Think about the times I didn't love you at all
    'Cause I just can't make myself again
    So I guess I won't

    I wish I cared less, but I'm afraid I don't
    You couldn't care less, so I guess you won't
    Change your mind again

    I've tried to right myself
    But our love came crashing down
    Like a tidal wave, a tidal wave
    I'm fighting with my hands
    And I hope you know we're digging our own graves
    For your mistakes

    I wish I cared less, but I'm afraid I don't
    You couldn't care less, so I guess you won't
    Change your mind again

    I've tried to right myself
    But our love came crashing down like a tidal wave
    I'm fighting with my hands
    And I hope you know we're digging our own graves Writer/s: Ben Thatcher, Michael James Kerr
    Publisher: Songtrust Ave, Warner Chappell Music, Inc.
    Lyrics licensed and provided by LyricFind

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