Closure
Chevelle
Breathe, Trust, Bless me, And her loose, Climb hard, Never be seen, Closed off, Rescue to free, And just bless me. Too side of time, Your rebirth can't hurt, Branch out behind, The pain. Closure has come to me, Myself, You will never belong, To me. Closure has come to me, Myself, You will never belong, To me! Had to turn, They doubt, You're sting of disease, Phase you, Ouch, You seem this courage, (?) Go on, Confusing this soul, Hold my breathe, Til you rupture! Three days a sign, Your rebirth can't hurt, Branch out behind, The pray. (?) Closure has come to me, Myself, You will never belong, To me. Closure has come to me, Myself, You will never belong, To me! Like a leech, I hold on, As if we belonged, To some, Precious pure dream, Cast off, You see what's beneath, Now fail me! Faulty closure, Faulty closure, Faulty closure, Faulty closure! Closure has come to me, Myself, You will never belong, To me! Rahh! Closure has come to me, Myself, You will never belong, To me! TO ME!!! RAHHH!!! GO!!!10 stars after the break up songs alternative alternative metal alternative rock american angry Awesome black metal blurred blurry chevelle classic rock cool crossover death metal desolate doom metal Down Rock duister Exceptional KSI favorite songs favorites Favourite Songs girls suck gives me goosebumps goosebumps Grunge hard rock hardcore heavy metal hella good I love this song Illinois indie intense kick ass Mainstream Hard Rock melodic hardcore metal moving on Nu Metal Nu-metal over and over again pop punk Punk-Rock rap rock rockin sanity songs seen live smeg stoner Stoner Rock Stronger soundtrack truthful song what can i do i like them
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