Guns Blazing
from Two for Summer EP by Jake Kerbrat
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lyrics
When you sit alone do you believe that's all you have most of the time?
Take your friends now, and I don't know what hurt the most. Maybe the words or the weapons drawn.
All of our guns are blazing
Still we call our friends our foes
There's no logic in our thinking now.
You tie my body down and you won't tell that train to stop, Until I believe you.
But I'm not overcome because I've got something up my sleeve. I know exactly from where you came
But I'm just getting tired, cause I'm not so fortified. Take these fingers pointed at me, and how does it feel now?
Take your friends now, and I don't know what hurt the most. Maybe the words or the weapons drawn.
All of our guns are blazing
Still we call our friends our foes
There's no logic in our thinking now.
You tie my body down and you won't tell that train to stop, Until I believe you.
But I'm not overcome because I've got something up my sleeve. I know exactly from where you came
But I'm just getting tired, cause I'm not so fortified. Take these fingers pointed at me, and how does it feel now?
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from Two for Summer EP,
released June 27, 2014
Jake Kerbrat
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