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I CAN READ YOUR MIND, LIKE A ROSE YOUR THORNY FINGERNAILS ARE SCRATCHING AT MINE.
INTIMATE IN THIS LETHAL EMBRACE, AS YOUR LIPS THEY RIP AWAY FROM SOMETHING INTRICATE WE'VE MADE
AS WE RECORD, OUR FINAL MISTAKES, PASSIVE AGRESSIVE MESSAGES, TANGLED TIED AND KNOTTED SHOELACES
I ACCEPT YOUR DOUBT LOVE
THE MIRROR ON YOUR WALL READ ME SO WELL FROM INSIDE OUT
I ACCEPT YOUR DOUBT FRIEND
AND THE OBSTACLES AHEAD, WE WERE AFRAID AND YET SO FREE
SO WHY YOU DEEM ME UNWORTHY NOW
BUT I ACCEPT YOUR DOUBT
IT'S AS IF, WE ARE INTERTWINED, I DON'T KNOW WHERE I BEGIN THOSE LINES WERE VAGUE AND UNDEFINED
WE DON'T ESCAPE, WE CAN'T ESCAPE THAT ROOM
SEPARATING BODY PARTS, SCRATCHED SURFACES AND BLEEDING HEARTS
THE TASTE OF SWEAT AND YOUR PERFUME CREATE DISEASE OF MISSING YOU
SOMEWHERE UNDERNEATH, I'M ALWAYS ON THE RUN
MIND YOU, YOU'VE ONLY, KNOWN ME ON THE RUN
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Two Live 11.30.2015
02:34
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LOVE THAT ONCE WAS, EATING AT US,
WHAT'S ENOUGH, WHAT'S THE FINAL BLOW
PLAYING THIS GAME, WE BOTH LOSE ALL THE SAME,
YOU WIND ME UP, JUST TO WATCH ME GO.
YOU LIGHT IT UP, JUST TO WATCH ME EXPLODE.
SCREAMING IN A PARKING LOT, EVERYBODY'S GOTTA WATCH
BUT HOW THE HELL DID WE END UP HERE
I DON'T WANT TO BE THE REASON WHY
YOU DON'T WANT TO BE THE ONE TO CRY
NEITHER ONE OF US CAN LIVE THIS LIE
IT WAS EASY WHEN WE MADE SENSE
BUT I GUESS THIS IS HOW WE BREAK IT.
FOR ONCE IN YOUR LIFE, YOU DON'T HAVE TO BE RIGHT
GIVE IT UP, CAUSE EVERYBODY KNOWS
YOU LIGHT IT UP, JUST TO WATCH IT EXPLODE
WE COULD HAVE SAVED IT ALL, BUT YOU INSIST ON.
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Jesse Macht Los Angeles, California
Jesse Macht is a singer-songwriter based out of LA drawing from influences like Jeff Buckley, James Taylor, and Chris Cornell... But those listening say he sounds a lot more like Crowded House and Toad and the Wet Sprocket, of whom he's very rarely listened. ... more
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