The Clockmaker
from The Flying Machine by Apex of Apathy
lyrics
I watched you go, I couldn’t tell
If you’d come back to me or come back at all
I couldn’t see, what could be done
To make you believe that you shouldn’t run
It’s like a breakdown of everything we are
I have shattered reflections like soldiers in war
I can’t remember how to forget
So I’ll just keep dreaming
I’ll just keep dreaming
So here I am, I’m all alone
It’s Saturday night and I’m calling your phone
And if I could, I’d change the past
With just one more chance I know we would last
It’s like a breakdown of everything we are
I have shattered reflections like soldiers in war
I can’t remember how to forget
So I’ll just keep dreaming
I’ll just keep dreaming
So here’s your surrender story
A memory of broken glory
And I’d be lying if I said I’m over this
Now in time we’ve faded
Every second shows on our faces
Stop the clock!
If you’d come back to me or come back at all
I couldn’t see, what could be done
To make you believe that you shouldn’t run
It’s like a breakdown of everything we are
I have shattered reflections like soldiers in war
I can’t remember how to forget
So I’ll just keep dreaming
I’ll just keep dreaming
So here I am, I’m all alone
It’s Saturday night and I’m calling your phone
And if I could, I’d change the past
With just one more chance I know we would last
It’s like a breakdown of everything we are
I have shattered reflections like soldiers in war
I can’t remember how to forget
So I’ll just keep dreaming
I’ll just keep dreaming
So here’s your surrender story
A memory of broken glory
And I’d be lying if I said I’m over this
Now in time we’ve faded
Every second shows on our faces
Stop the clock!
credits
from The Flying Machine,
released March 21, 2013
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Apex of Apathy Las Vegas, Nevada
Post-Hardcore / Progressive band from Las Vegas.
discography
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Nov 2013 -
Mar 2013 -
Jul 2012
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