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RFTC
03:01
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I'm growing tired your blinding light,
it shines in my eyes (when),
Things make me sick I wanna quit,
but I push on,
Then I thought I was blind,
So I gouged out my eyes,
and to my surprise,
Red blood poured down my face,
At least it left me in,
This nice warm state,
Tell me what you're looking for,
I don't think I see it now,
The feeling that you left me with,
it has my vision screaming,
Seems so unappealing reeling from the ceiling of love (Okay)
Attempt number two,
You left me in the fall,
You had me scrawling notes and letters on my hands,
You seemed so arrogant when you said you had to sort out,
How do you even know what it feels like,
When you have to be in love,
You said you didn't want this,
But you went and took it for yourself,
Then I was left behind,
So I just closed my eyes,
And to my surprise,
You left me there and went on without a care,
So I just fucked with it,
And now it's clear,
Tell me what you're looking for,
I don't think I see it now,
The feeling that you left me with,
it has my vision screaming,
Seems so unappealing reeling from the ceiling of love
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