Nothing To Lose
Billy Talent
Need more friends with wings All the angels I know Put concrete in my veins I'd always walk home alone So I became lifeless Just like my telephone There's nothing to lose When no one knows your name There's nothing to gain But the days don't seem to change Never played truth or dare I'd have to check my mirror To see if I'm still here My parents had no clue That I ate all my lunches Alone in the bathroom There's nothing to lose When no one knows your name There's nothing to gain But the days don't seem to change There's nothing to lose My notebook will explain There's nothing to gain And I can't fight the pain Teach us that it's just a phase When I grow up my children Will probably do the same Kids just love to tease I know it put me under ground At seventeen There's nothing to lose When no one knows your name There's nothing to gain But the days don't seem to change There's nothing to lose My notebook will explain There's nothing to gain And I can't fight the pain There's nothing to lose When no one knows your name There's nothing to gain But the days don't seem to change There's nothing to lose When no one knows your name There's nothing to gain And I just died today5 star song alternativ punk alternative alternative rock angst Awesome best played loud Billy Talent Bubble-Music-Pool Canadian cancon canpunk crank it depressing desperation emo emo songz emopunkrock Favourites fucking clever geile Mucke Genialne gnarly heavy impact indie indie rock insanity later Jeah Love lyrics meins moody loneliness Music to download niovi ontario Palace of Askin Hills Perfect song personal petes favorites pop pop punk public urination punk punk rock punkrock rock sad screamo seen live should check out silent songs that make me cry suicide top songs with screamo
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