1. |
Closure
03:33
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Verse 1:
If this was real it wasn't forged/
but it was wrong so it aint worth/
two damns of mine two damns of mine/
I disregarded tables turned/
i told myself i'd come to terms/
with half a lie with half a lie/
They're half alive they're half alive
Chorus:
Im not terrified to let this go woah woah/
Im not giving up just getting closure woah woah
Verse 2:
I cursed the glitter in the air/
She said that sucks, but life aint fair/
go write a song go write a song/
So how's this one how's this one?
Chorus
Bridge:
Can i get some closure/
yeah we're getting older/
can i get some closure/
Can i get some closure/
Help me getting over/
Atleast Im getting closer/
Chorus
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2. |
Growing Up
03:21
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Verse 1:
One Two Three Four Five Six/
Can you feel the unrest/
Ive been dying to live/
Cant you see that I am/
So we'll waltz through this dance/
because i wrote this in six/
Ive been dying to tell you/
I need something that's not you/
Chorus:
And the safe part is the bottom/
climbing up is what's really the problem/
All these fears well, i forgot them/
All these tears must mean Im growing up/
Verse 2:
We still live here in this town/
when i look you are still around/
so if youre just so pure/
and if youre so divine/
Why are you still here?
Chorus
Bridge:
Why trade these fears when they're all of my friends/
Why trade these tears when i know what they meant/
Chorus
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Hallie Hertrick Cleveland, Ohio
Pop Punk/Emo singer songwriter and frontman from Cleveland, OH.
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