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I’m afraid to say the things that I think-
would you believe me?
and I would say anything to make you believe
I’m worth keeping
if you would just change your mind
and give me the time
maybe it’d be worth it
maybe i could find someone
just a bit of a ghost, and a restless soul
born to walk the earth while i grow old
never said what i thought i look back on it all
keep those regrets to myself ill find someone else
if it were just a cure
could i be okay?
if when i look into your eyes
would you feel the same
but all i find is more lies
but all i find is more lies
and all i ever do is fall in love
with people like you, who never know
i swear I’ve got nothin left to show for myself
if you’re listening could you let me know?
cause i keep thinking this could be something
but thats just a dream that ill keep wanting
I’m just a ghost, you won't find me here
past the corners that you never come by
never said what i thought i look back on it all
while i stay awake so late every fucking night
if i could just know you
in any single way
cause i’d do anything for you
i guess that just sounds strange
but all i find is more lies
but all i find is more lies
and all i ever do is fall in love
with people like you, who never know
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