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Letter
03:36
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this is a letter from the bottom of my heart
i've been holding it in for the past year
i know you've changed and there's nothing wrong with hat
but i can't change
i can't follow you
i can't stand the thought of you looking at these words
but there's nothing left to do
i'm writing in a panic
this page is a mess
nothing that i say makes sense anymore
but i have to get it all down tonight
i know you know this stone cold city
i hope you know i'm just as cold
i wrote this letter because there's nothing left to say
this fight is getting old
i know this is all my fault
there's nothing i can change about that
but i can barely breathe
cause this isn't me
i can't keep thinking i know what you're thinking
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