Two Floors Beneath - Shoreline

Heat has always been a friend

Until I got burned out

Nights I spent all by myself

Thoughts turned into smoke

Felt a little bit ashamed

When you had to complain

I never knew what it was like to be a man

It’s not too late to say sorry

Until my dead body’s buried

Sadly, I have to admit

I’ll never prove you wrong

Of promises we couldn’t keep

Here’s to the ones to come

With that plan in our head

I thought we would be safe

Lost in life, where is my hint how to behave?

It’s not too late to say sorry

Until my dead body’s buried

Between leftover food

And tea I know you’d miss me

These tiles kill my back

But keep me warm

And I’m caught in the moment I drown in front of you

You cannot just say you forgot what you just said

We are never getting used to the way we get abused