The Fiction We Live by From Autumn to Ashes

All I Taste Today Is What's Her Name

by From Autumn to Ashes· from The Fiction We Live

The tears suspend. Smiles are not more than (empty love) locked doors can keep you alone. Forever paint words (from your lips) in a house that’s no longer your home. Take the dreams I know (as my own) and it worsens weekends. Thanks again for my misery. And you run with fake friends. I’m sick of your sad songs and sing alongs. I kind of like it when things are wrong. Straight from left end, they’ll shout corrections. And I’ll decline, and I’ll decline. A source of comfort or some protection. And I’ll decline. Smiles are not more than (empty love) locked doors can keep you alone. Forever paint words (from your lips) in a house that’s no longer your home. Take the dreams I know (as my own) and it worsens weekends. Thanks again for my misery. And you run with fake friends. I’m sick of your sad songs and sing alongs. I kind of like it when things are wrong. Straight from left end, they’ll shout corrections. And I’ll decline, and I’ll decline. A source of comfort or some protection. And I’ll decline. In your throat, you will see, surface relocated therapy. All I taste of today, is the shame (of) my whore prey. All I know are apologies. Do you feel the shame?