Patience
from Patience EP by Apex of Apathy
lyrics
Patience
My only virtue
Is the reason that I'm here alone
And always
These stupid daydreams
Now much more vivid
Are keeping me awake
You hide your face from me because you're so ashamed
I hide my scars from you, I know that you're afraid
I'll fucking break this down, I know I'll find a way
I'm counting down the weeks
I'm counting every day
All of this waiting for you has brought me to my knees
Here at my final hour I hope you'll look at me
My only virtue
Is the reason that I'm here alone
And always
These stupid daydreams
Now much more vivid
Are keeping me awake
You hide your face from me because you're so ashamed
I hide my scars from you, I know that you're afraid
I'll fucking break this down, I know I'll find a way
I'm counting down the weeks
I'm counting every day
All of this waiting for you has brought me to my knees
Here at my final hour I hope you'll look at me
credits
from Patience EP,
released July 13, 2012
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Apex of Apathy Las Vegas, Nevada
Post-Hardcore / Progressive band from Las Vegas.
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Jul 2012
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