The Biggest Lie
Elliott Smith
i'm waiting for the train the subway that only goes one way the stupid thing that will come to pull us apart and make everybody late you spent everything you had wanted everything to stop that bad and now i'm a crushed credit card registered to smith not the name that you call me with you turned white like a saint i'm tired of dancing on a pot of gold flake paint oh we're so very precious, you and i and everything that you do makes me want to die oh i just told the biggest lie i just told the biggest lie the biggest liea long red glare acoustic alternative amazing american autumnafternoon Awesome Awesome Indie beautiful Beautiful Song breakup car chill CHILLAXIN chilling classic cocaine refrences college rock completely beyond everything e counting clouds death depressing elliott elliott smith emo emotion eudaimonia explodirat cu favorite songs favorites favourite favourite artists Favourite Songs Favourites folk Folky Polky good elliott Gravity heartbreaker Heartbreaking I could listen to this song fo I Like You I want to kiss you but I am on indie indie pop indie rock introspective Lo-Fi Love lucasstidson male vocalist melancholy Mellow mellow favorites moody music to listen to when you br my own soundtrack no words olywa ouch overall top tracks overwhelmed perfect pop pretty quiet quiet hours of the night random radio Recent faves running away sad sad and beautiful sad yet hopeful singer-songwriter sleepy songs ive obsessed over songs that knock me out songs that sum up my life spinetingly suicide sunday morning music tag reading tearjerker The Fucking Best The Good Stuff you can listen to this while r
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