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pranksteress
03:17
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i’m coming back
no more things that you can borrow
you're better off – it’s a fact
you have no choice left but to follow
my steps into the snow
full of white lies and no tomorrows
let us keep up the show
and prepare ourselves for the transpose
i’m your shell of steel
with me you can forget the feel
let’s keep it real -
i’m your best ever idea
i’m sorry / i’m falling
your face is / not mine anymore
i'm waiting / in shadows
and corners of your rotten heart
i’ve seen this before
you tell me you’re okay, but you're lying
now, are you sure?
think about how we're electrifying
and in that after glow
you'll tell me I’m a fool, but I know it
what you're crying for?
you don't need a Romeo
it’s not in your head, I’ll keep you safe now
nowhere to run any more, don’t care any more
just get in your bed, just let me take a bow
after this verse is the final encore
i’m sorry / i’m falling
your face is / not mine anymore
i’m waiting / in shadows
and corners of your rotten heart
you’re crying / i’m laughing
my body / isn’t yours anymore
my teeth are / like nails they’re
destroying your pretty heart
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