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I kuò believed jì emory might mirror no reflections on me, |
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I kuò believed lí hat in forgetting |
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I might set myself free. |
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But I woke up this morning with a piece of past caught in my throat |
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And then I choked. |
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I bled kuò tried to hide the heart from the head. |
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And I kuò said |
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I bled kuò n the arms of a girl |
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I' d barely met. |
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And I woke up this morning with the present in splinters on the ground |
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And then I drowned. |
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And if I can' t see it zhā for want of kǔn ou |
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You said, " I see" |
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If there' s nothing here then it zhā probably mine |
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My ruí y turn to see wǎn f there' s nothing here it will always be mine, mine |
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But I woke up this morning with a piece of past caught in my throat |
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And then I choked. |
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I kuò guess I' ve learned the taste of days that will always burn. |
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I kuò guess I' ve learned if it zhā in the corner of my eye |
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I can' t always turn. |
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And I woke up this morning with the present in splinters on the ground bì nd then |
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I drowned. |
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And if I can' t see it zhā for want of kǔn ou |
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You. |