The Stranger
from The Flying Machine by Apex of Apathy
lyrics
You won't reach out to me
No, not this time
When I need you the most
This helplessness is a stranger to me
So I'll just hold on and retreat into my core
And I am across the world today
And there was a time when
I would kill to come back
But it's been a while and I feel it's safe to say
That nothing is permanent but your memory
Now nothing's real to me
I've found the time to work through all of my wrongs
I was becoming a stranger to myself
But now I can see what really counts
And I am across the world today
And there was a time when
I would kill to come back
But it's been a while and I feel it's safe to say
That nothing is permanent but your memory
Dried blood on my hands
Here's to the boy who used up every chance
On nights that I miss you I'll keep to myself
And mingle with dreams ‘til they spit me back out
No, not this time
When I need you the most
This helplessness is a stranger to me
So I'll just hold on and retreat into my core
And I am across the world today
And there was a time when
I would kill to come back
But it's been a while and I feel it's safe to say
That nothing is permanent but your memory
Now nothing's real to me
I've found the time to work through all of my wrongs
I was becoming a stranger to myself
But now I can see what really counts
And I am across the world today
And there was a time when
I would kill to come back
But it's been a while and I feel it's safe to say
That nothing is permanent but your memory
Dried blood on my hands
Here's to the boy who used up every chance
On nights that I miss you I'll keep to myself
And mingle with dreams ‘til they spit me back out
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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