I just keep on you
Open the door for me
You gotta let me be
I said stop making up these excuses,
It's useless
I walk around in a slow pace
All around this place
In a wartorn way
I feel the air rushing down my back
I can see it's black
In a wartorn way
The wartorn way
It's the war
It's the wartorn way
And you don't know now
You don't know
You don't know
You don't know how
Yeah yeah..
You don't know now
You don't know
You don't know
You don't know how
Know how
Shit is bleak
Because this life ain't meant to be
A cemetery
But like sheep, we walk in so easily
To apathy
You feel it now as we all look down
Bodies hit the ground
Let us live in shame
And yeah, your cries don't make a sound
If you're never found
It's the wartorn way
It's the wartorn way
The war
The wartorn way
And you don't know now
You don't know
You don't know
You don't know how, yeah
You don't know now
You don't know
You don't know
You don't know how
Know how
This war
This wartorn way
This war
This wartorn way
Oh this war
This wartorn way
This war
This wartorn way
The way, the way
Shit is bleak
Because this life ain't meant to be
A cemetery...
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