Requiem
from A Town Named Nowhere: Volume II by Crash the Calm
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lyrics
Well it caught up
You know how many times
I look myself in the mirror
And say you’re still alive
But this cold water never seems to wake me up
I’m like a cockroach sneaking under your door
Ruining the beautiful decor
This illusion to happiness
To which you can not obtain
So you sit and you pass the blame
I just want sleep
But your lullaby is haunting me
Once brought me peace
Now it lingers and it's scaring me
I can see where I wanna go
Your lullaby’s a resting stone
We hide our scars
Like they aren’t ours
And we vaguely let people see
And it’s stupid and pathetic how lovely you were
But these memories are covering me
I like to think that I don’t reminisce
But I’d be lying to myself if I said I never did
I just want sleep
But your lullaby is haunting me
Once brought me peace
Now it lingers and it's scaring me
I can see where I wanna go
Your lullaby’s a resting stone
Sink, all alone, resting stones in the bottom of a lake
All alone resting stones In the bottom of a lake
All alone resting stones In the bottom of a lake
All alone resting stones In the bottom of a lake
But I’m swimming to the surface now that
The waves have parted and the seas have calmed down
I know I’ve made mistakes we all have made
But this time it’s human
I’ve got something at stake
I realize now there’s no such thing as fate
We all just want to find the ones that we lost along the way
So we sit throwing stones in the bottom of a lake
All alone, resting stones
In the bottom of a –
I just want sleep
But your lullaby is haunting me
Once brought me peace
Now it lingers and it's scaring me
I can see where I wanna go
Your lullaby’s my resting stone
You know how many times
I look myself in the mirror
And say you’re still alive
But this cold water never seems to wake me up
I’m like a cockroach sneaking under your door
Ruining the beautiful decor
This illusion to happiness
To which you can not obtain
So you sit and you pass the blame
I just want sleep
But your lullaby is haunting me
Once brought me peace
Now it lingers and it's scaring me
I can see where I wanna go
Your lullaby’s a resting stone
We hide our scars
Like they aren’t ours
And we vaguely let people see
And it’s stupid and pathetic how lovely you were
But these memories are covering me
I like to think that I don’t reminisce
But I’d be lying to myself if I said I never did
I just want sleep
But your lullaby is haunting me
Once brought me peace
Now it lingers and it's scaring me
I can see where I wanna go
Your lullaby’s a resting stone
Sink, all alone, resting stones in the bottom of a lake
All alone resting stones In the bottom of a lake
All alone resting stones In the bottom of a lake
All alone resting stones In the bottom of a lake
But I’m swimming to the surface now that
The waves have parted and the seas have calmed down
I know I’ve made mistakes we all have made
But this time it’s human
I’ve got something at stake
I realize now there’s no such thing as fate
We all just want to find the ones that we lost along the way
So we sit throwing stones in the bottom of a lake
All alone, resting stones
In the bottom of a –
I just want sleep
But your lullaby is haunting me
Once brought me peace
Now it lingers and it's scaring me
I can see where I wanna go
Your lullaby’s my resting stone
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from A Town Named Nowhere: Volume II,
released September 24, 2021
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