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GHOST
03:56
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I’m lost and I’m looking for myself
I don’t know if I can even think about someone else at the moment
My own head gives me hell and when I look back in the mirror all I get back is someone I don’t recognise. I didn’t get much sleep last night
I know I’m the only right and that no one’s on my side
But I’ll ride it out as much as I can. But that won’t change what I am
Ghost! I can’t take this anymore
I saw a ghost! I can’t take this anymore
Now what the hell is going on while I sit here and sing this stupid ass song?
Is the moral of the story you get what you give? You regret everything that you did while you lived?
Well I regret the person I’ve become but I’m not saying sorry for the things that I’ve done. I’m just trying to get by
Trying to get by
Trying to get up
Trying to get out
Ghost! I can’t take this anymore
I saw a ghost! I can’t take this anymore
I’ve been fishing around. Trying to settle myself down but for love, I ain’t catching any bites
And there’s no one left for me to turn to. Cause everyone’s left me behind
And I try but it never works
I shut myself out. I’m not like my dad. I’m misunderstood and I suck
My own family hates me. And my friends have abandoned me
This life that has chosen me. I’m fucking done
Don’t waste your time trying to help me
I’ve fallen so far and I’ve sunken so low
Don’t waste your time trying to save me
The ghost inside, the ghost inside says
Don’t waste your time trying to help me
I’ve fallen so far and I’ve sunken so low
Don’t waste your time trying to save me
The ghost inside, the ghost inside says no
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CHICAGO
04:07
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I don’t care about who you are
I don’t care about where you’ve been
I only care about where I’m going
I don’t care about what you want
Because I know you’re just a creep
I wanna get away from you so I can catch some sleep
And all I want, all I ask is the taste of the chase in mind.
(I’m walking a, walking alone)
And all I want, all I need is something more that you could offer me
I’m on the road so here I go
And all I ever want to do make it down to Chicago
Where everyone will be
Hoping one day I’ll see myself and get on with a life
But first I need to save mine
Yeah. Has it gotten through your thick skull yet?
Out here. Nothing more for me here is left
Away from the mistrust! (Go!)
Away from the mistrust! (Get away!)
I’ve had enough, I think it’s time to leave
And all I want, all I ask is the taste of the chase in mind
(I’m walking a, walking a)
And all I ever want to do make it down to Chicago
Where everyone will be
Hoping one day I’ll see myself and get on with a life
But first I need to save mine
All I ever wanna do is make it home
God, I hope I live on through the night so I can survive tomorrow
And all I ever want to do make it down to Chicago
Where everyone will be
Hoping one day I’ll see myself and get on with a life
But first I need to save mine
All I ever want to do is make it down to Chicago
Where everyone will be
But even if I stay I’ll tear this town apart and burn it down to the ground!
It’ll be the happiest I’ve ever been!
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prchr. Gold Coast, Australia
prchr. (pronounced PERCHER) is a garage/blues alternative rocker hailing from the northern NSW/Gold Coast region. He takes inspiration from familiar modern rock artists and crafts his sound to initially please fans of the dirty, fuzzy tones and takes it a step further by splitting his guitar signal live in multiple directions to immerse his audience into the loud depths of his songwriting. ... more
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