One more time you will catch up in
You become old and die from it
Hold my breath and think
I can make it alone
This is a true test of my faith
We found the promises of grace
But with vanity
I can make it alone
Get out of my little world
You've got no right to stay
Get out of my little world
You've got no right to stay
One more time I will loose my nerve
And drop my personal life
These changes wont change my mind again
You plead with innocence and grief
Just know this problem isn't me
Only ask this once
Can't I make it alone
Get out of my little world
You've got no right to stay
Get out of my little world
You've got no right to stay
No face is on my god
But true believers call
No face is on my god
But true believers call
Get out of my little world
You've got no right to stay
Get out of my little world
You've got no right to stay
I'm starting to change me little world
You've got no right to stay
Get out of my little world
You've got no right to stay
The lyrics DRUNK IN LOVE of RUFIO is also present in the album Anybody out there (2010)
Rufio è una band pop punk originaria di Rancho Cucamonga, in California. Formatasi nel 1998, il gruppo ha raggiunto la notorietà negli anni 2000 con album come "The Great Escape" (2003) e "Songs for the Deaf" (2005). Il loro sound è caratterizzato da melodie orecchiabili, riff energici e testi introspettivi che affrontano temi come l'adolescenza, la solitudine e la ricerca di identità. Tra i brani più rappresentativi si ricordano "The Great Escape", "My Heart Is a Fist" e "This is the End". Rufio ha collaborato con artisti come The Used e Yellowcard, contribuendo a definire l'evoluzione del pop punk negli anni 2000.
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