1. |
You Call it Love
04:43
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How do I show you the way the world is in my head
When you never listen to what is being said?
You treat me to lies
Then you sweeten the ties.
Why do you play with my heart like that?
And why can’t you see what you’re doing to me?
I’m falling head over heals and I don’t know what to feel.
Oh I…I should have saw this coming from a mile away.
And from all of the pieces, I built a wall.
To protect myself from this insanity.
You call it love.
Oh from this memory.
You built up trust just to be broken again
By someone else who could pretend to love.
When it all came crashing down, I think I knew why.
And it wasn’t because of me this time. No.
I tried and I tried over again
To bring back the times when we were good friends.
Oh I…I should have saw this coming from a mile away.
And from all of the pieces, I built a wall.
to protect myself from this insanity.
You call it love.
Oh from this memory.
You built up trust just to be broken again
By someone else who could pretend to love.
And you hurt me this time
So badly you scarred my mind.
Oh I know you think of me
And I hope I haunt your mind all of the time.
And I tell myself every single day
Oh , you….you should have saw this coming.
It was a mile away.
And from all of the pieces, I built a wall
To protect myself from this insanity.
You call it love.
Oh from this memory.
You built up trust just to be broken again
By someone else who could pretend to love me.
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2. |
Snakes and Dresses
03:15
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Snakes and dresses
Tangle me in messes
Tasting innocence
Wishing for some more
All these bad things
Happen at once
Right when I thought
I've had enough
They just won't stop
With no end
I breath
I can't catch my breath
And I won't breath again
Oh these snakes slither all over my skin
And this dress
I don't know where it begins
Both bring me to this
Over again
Over again
I get that last taste
That last taste
Of innocence
On the tip of my tongue
Waiting for someone
To steal it away
I hold my breath
Wait for this to end again
I've got no life to explain
And i've got nothing to gain
I'm just here for the ride
And i've got no one on mine
Oh I'll try
I promise I try
But these words
That you say
They mean nothing to me
And I dream
Oh I swear that I dream
Of these horrible screams
Coming from the walls
Reaching into me
Over again
Over again
I get that last taste
That last taste
Of innocence
On the tip of my tongue
Waiting for someone
To steal it away
I hold my breath
Wait for this to end again
In this war of madness
I play a game
by myself
And forget it
So I can win
Oh this dress is a mess
The snake had said
And I rebel
but no one could tell
Over again
Over again
I get that last taste
That last taste of innocence
On the tip of my tongue
Waiting for someone
To steal it away
I hold my breath
Wait for this to end again
credits
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3. |
To Be True
03:25
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4. |
My Surrender
04:31
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5. |
Close to Me
04:01
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Cat Marie Smyrna, Delaware
Singer & songwriter from Smyrna, Delaware. Debut single released Jan 26, 2015! Musical influences include Lorde, Lana Del Rey, Melanie Martinez, and Panic at the Disco!
Management: djeapromo@gmail.com
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