Drop
Blue October
I touch the tongue to see A devil's face in front of me I said man in front of me You blow your nose and cry And the clown demands a sad good-bye I said man a sad good-bye Black below the tree White horses dead in front of me I said man in front of me. A scar below the cheek Where there's a sweaty man with a bloody sink I said man a bloody sink (chorus) So, it's just a trip not a way to ease your pain (this is not a way to ease your pain) Self-help tell another shrink the same damn thing (listen for the way to ease your pain) Stay cool everything is gonna be okay (think it's rather time to ease your pain?) Until you decide to drop again Until you decide to drop again. A blue jean girl to be And still the sweaty man is behind the trees behind the trees The flip side of sanity is the game I'm fourteen million miles away I'm fourteen million miles away away from sane. A dark man in the restroom window pane Whose words just pour out human pain. (repeat chorus) until you decide to drop again until you decide to drop, drop now I'm so high so high, so high so I, so I decide! 'til you decide to drop again a carnival ride to trip again until you decide until you decide until you decide til you decide to drop again a carnival ride to trip again until you decide until you decide until you decide it's just a trip not a way to ease your pain self-help tell another shrink the same damn thing until you decide to drop again.alternative alternative rock attitude brooky1969 - great songs list cool emo female vocalist green day hard rock heavy Love Love Metal metal post-grunge punk punk rock Punk-Pop rock sexiest songs ever thrash metal
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