Lyrics
I wish I never knew, perception subdued
I regret knowing, my understanding is diminished
I slip away, I disappear and blame it on you
I retreat, vanish, and attribute it to you
I take the fall but you, attention I outgrew
I take the blame, but my interest in you has faded
You make it worse and say it's something I never do
You exacerbate the situation, claiming it's something I never do
All you are is a spark when the flame burns brighter
You are merely a fleeting moment when the intensity increases
If you loved it so much then why'd you let it go?
If you valued it, why did you allow it to end?
Sympathy should be earned not expected
Sympathy should be earned, not taken for granted
Placing the blame when your outlooks infected
Blaming others when your perspective is tainted
I'm wide awake now, a dreadful ache has its roots in my mind by your design
I am fully awake now, enduring pain crafted by your intentions
I'm picking up on the signs, I'll slip away
I recognize the signs and will distance myself
If it comes down to this I'll never let it go
If it comes to this, I won't surrender easily
Sympathy should be earned not expected
Sympathy must be deserved, not assumed
Placing the blame when your outlooks infected
Blaming others when your perspective is tainted (repeated)
You choose how to hold yourself while everyone you love goes on a shelf
You decide how to carry yourself while your loved ones are neglected
Can't find the same page, never been a man of many words
Unable to connect, not a man of many words
Come together and watch it all burn
Unite and witness the destruction
Sympathy should be earned not expected
Sympathy must be deserved, not assumed (repeated)
Placing the blame when your outlooks infected
Blaming others when your perspective is tainted (repeated)
You choose how to hold yourself while everyone you love goes on a shelf
You decide how to carry yourself while your loved ones are neglected (repeated)
Can't find the same page, never been a man of many words
Unable to find common ground, always a man of few words
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