You and I, we stole our highs and ran a while with the rosy eyes
I'd do it again if I survive
But that ain't worth the risk, no
Hand of gold but I can't let go
Reach your bones and broken toes
I've been doing it 'til heaven shows
[?] feet, I'm screaming [?]
Bow down and hurt
Look what you do
To the woman who loves you
But I keep hoping for the best
To the girls that you tried to fool
It's not what you say or do
It's all the many ways that you break us
Your kingdom fell and took apart that little beast that made your heart
Get it back so you can be a better man than what we see
Cut the ties, I beg you please
I cannot take a soul asleep
[?] with you with me in tow
For me, it's not what I was sold
Bow down and hurt
Look what you do
To the woman who loves you
But I keep hoping for the best
To the girls that you tried to fool
It's not what you say or do
It's all the many ways that you break us
Gin Wigmore, born Virginia Claire Wigmore, is a New Zealand singer-songwriter born in Auckland in 1983. Known for her powerful vocals and intense blues-rock songs, she has gained an international following with albums like "Love in the Time of Facebook" (2009) and "Gravel and Wine" (2014). Among her most notable tracks are "Kill of the Night", "The Man I Used to Know" and "Black Sheep". Wigmore has been nominated for numerous awards, including the New Zealand Music Awards and the ARIA Music Awards. Her music explores themes of love, loss, loneliness, and the search for identity.
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