Sick with regret, you sputter out.
Your flame swallowed in doubt.
Light the cigarette and take a breath,
The smoke inflates your chest
And thins your blood so you bleed less inside
Left with the mess that came about,
when you chose to live without
On foreign shores you fight or die
Life's thrown before your eyes and leaves its toll
On your calloused, empty soul
How long, how long will we be desperately alone?
how long, how long?
How long, how long will we have to pay for what we've done?
how long, how long?
"What we would give to feel alive!"
Through the fog, a muffled cry,
"The anchor's lost and so am I"
We fall victims to the tide
I'm free to drift,
And free to die on my terms now
How long, how long will we be desperately alone?
how long, how long?
How long, how long will we have to pay for what we've done?
how long, how long?
Yeah!
Whoa, whoa.
Whoa, whoa
Whoa...
Sick with regret, you sputter out
The Classic Crime is a post-hardcore band from Seattle, Washington. Active since 2003, the group has released several albums under Tooth and Nail Records. The current lineup includes Matt MacDonald (vocals, guitar), Alan Clark (bass), Robert "Cheeze" Negrin (guitar), Paul "Skip" Erickson (drums, vocals) and Justin DuQue (guitar, vocals). The Classic Crime is known for its emotional and melodic sound, influenced by post-hardcore, emo and alternative rock. Among the most representative songs are "The Ballad of the Brokenhearted", "The Last Time I Saw You" and "A Thousand Years". Their debut album "The Classic Crime" (2004) marked the beginning of their career, followed by other works such as "The Silver Lining" (2006) and "The Great Escape" (2008).
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