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Gun In My Hand
05:11
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Sitting by the river, gun in my hand
Sitting by the river, Friday morning
Something in your eyes, I cannot explain
Something in your eyes, always caused me pain
I've tried to leave this world a thousand times
And I've been saved just about that many
But cheating Death always has its price
And I'll be damned if I have a penny
Run away again, this time it's for good
I didn't even look back, and I really thought I would
My brain over easy, dripping down my spine
Of all the wounds that I have nursed, you are the most kind
I've tried to leave this world a thousand times
And I've been saved just about that many
But cheating Death always has its price
And I'll be damned if I got a penny
I don't want to go
In the afterglow
I cannot be tamed
Do you know my name
Don't forget my love
Soul flies like a dove
You are everything
Please don't clip my wing
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TRASH Brunswick, Maine
Lo fi low life artist hailing from Vacationland.
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