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Spindle
07:25
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Troubles alluding and I've gone astray, it’s calling me back like a moth to a flame. The spindle sits high, ready to draw, one prick and I’m back to who I once was.
After all, it’s just another day
After all, it’s just another day
They like me better this way
They expect so much now, I can’t stand it. There’s a fine line between merit and madness. When the light comes up, where will you be standing, when the mask comes off, which side will I inhabit?
After all, it’s just another day
After all, it’s just another day
They like me better this way
Tear me in half and take what you favor, leave me to my defense mechanisms. When the light comes up, where will you be standing, when the mask comes off, which side will I inhabit.
I have been good for far too long now.
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