All Eyes On Me
Goo Goo Dolls
Daylight burns your sleepy eyes It's hard to see you dreaming You hide inside yourself I wondered what you're thinkin' And everything you're chasing It seems to leave you empty And it won't take long to burn All eyes on me Through the nothing that you've learned All eyes on me And the things you choose to be All eyes on me But your eyes look away It's so hard to be someone Strung out from today And all that you knew slips away You drown in deeper oceans Inventing new religions They smile and stab my back and I lie and have to laugh And it won't take long to burn All eyes on me Through the nothing that you've learned All eyes on me And the things you choose to be All eyes on me But your eyes look away It's so hard to be someone Strung out from today And all that you knew slips away And you hid in your room And the light burns away And you move from the truth It's all so far from you90s a long red glare acoustic alt-rock alternative alternative rock alternative-rock american beautiful melodies break my heart Buffalo Coldplay donsimonsuperchill dumb feelgood thrash easy listening electric elises favourite artists emo english fav Favorite Favorite Artists favorite male singers favorites Favourites goo goo goo dolls good music googoodolls GrayCharles Greatest Artists Grunge hard rock indie indie rock lessthanthree Love lyrics male vocalist male vocalists male vocals melancholy Monday nadi old pop pop rock post-grunge pretty rock boys private stashshsh punk punk rock Random RAWK rock seen live song songs stuff Stuff Station sunshine music Supernatural tracks i know Tuesday und wenn die welt sich weiterd USA w00t
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