1. |
In The Crawl Space
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2. |
Old Me Dies Here
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3. |
My Anxieties
04:58
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4. |
Fallback Man
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5. |
Under The Fridge
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6. |
Drake Country
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7. |
Hikikomori In Love
04:37
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day after day, you’re all alone
cut yourself off and you’re hooked on the phone
been there before, i know how you feel
i know how it goes
com’on outside, let's crack a smile
you’ve been cooped up inside for a while
a step is a mile
go dirty your clothes
everyone needs to love someone
hikikomori in love
everyone needs to love someone
hikikomori in love
hard to belong, hard to fit in
don't throw in the towel now before you begin
can't get out of bed, worn down from the grind
fear kills the mind
but won't you come out, i'd be glad if you came
every year is a blur when every month is the same
if life’s rolling by, might as well ride
everyone needs to love someone
hikikomori in love
everyone needs to love someone
hikikomori in love
時期は広かったけど今はシェルタ
になっているかなと思います
切れない縁の中でなんとか自分の空間を保ってくれている
everyone needs to love someone
hikikomori in love
everyone needs to love someone
hikikomori in love
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8. |
Bloody Medals
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9. |
Sticky Concrete
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10. |
Preacher Without A Church
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