I'm standing here before you
And I know I'm such a wreck
I should be somebody's mess
I could be your mess
You're drop-dead bittersweet
I'm your imaginary friend
Your devastating daydream
You're my song that never ends
Don't ever
End
If I could make a promise
To give you your last first kiss
Would you swear to keep my smile
Hanging from your lips
'Cause I'm still falling for memory
Still falling into the eyes
Of the picture that I keep of you
It's keeping me alive
I've been hiding in the real world
Losing who I am
And I'm still having trouble
Dreaming dreams you'll never understand
I'm standing here before you
And I know I'm such a wreck
I should be somebody's mess
I could be your mess
'Cause when you're close to me
I'm in heaven [8x]
E for Explosion is a musical group formed in 2005 from the ashes of the previous project JamisonParker. Frontman Jamison Covington, initially active as a solo artist under the names 'Dance With the Dead' and 'Covington', released several demos before adopting the name E for Explosion, inspired by the alliteration of Ray Bradbury's books. In 2007, during a tour, the band sold a self-produced EP titled 'Paper Flowers', printed in only one thousand copies and handmade. Their debut full-length album, 'Reinventing the Heartbeat', was released on May 20, 2008 with Eyeball Records. The album included the single 'I Explode', accompanied by a music video. On October 29, 2010, E for Explosion announced a new EP scheduled for release on November 23 of the same year. The current lineup of the group includes Jamison Covington and Dai Britain.
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