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Twelve o'clock
And I'm still not dressed
I'm trying to bleed onto paper
But time is not impressed
What Can I do?
Trying to pull out my feelings
But they're deep beneath the day
Time, time, time, time, time
Has hidden them away
What can I do?
I want my jealousy
But he's fast asleep
I cry for my sadness
But he's too tired to weep
I confront my antagonism
But he only agrees
I wish for my vision
But he's not telling me
What he sees
What can I do?
Happy is too neutral
And I know I'm not content
I still don't want to go
Where the others went
What can I do?
I'm pissed at my anger
But he don't want to fight
I turn to my conscience
But he just thinks I'm right
My insecurities
They got nothing to hide
My emotions are my enemies
For being on my side
What can I do?
Give me back my feelings
Won't you give them back to me
Give them back
And I'm still not dressed
I'm trying to bleed onto paper
But time is not impressed
What Can I do?
Trying to pull out my feelings
But they're deep beneath the day
Time, time, time, time, time
Has hidden them away
What can I do?
I want my jealousy
But he's fast asleep
I cry for my sadness
But he's too tired to weep
I confront my antagonism
But he only agrees
I wish for my vision
But he's not telling me
What he sees
What can I do?
Happy is too neutral
And I know I'm not content
I still don't want to go
Where the others went
What can I do?
I'm pissed at my anger
But he don't want to fight
I turn to my conscience
But he just thinks I'm right
My insecurities
They got nothing to hide
My emotions are my enemies
For being on my side
What can I do?
Give me back my feelings
Won't you give them back to me
Give them back
Lyrics submitted by Cannsaw
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I believe this songs refers to the emotional frustration and how you get fed up with always worrying or getting sad for the same old problems..."I cry for my sadness but he's too tired to weep"
Not sure about it..
I'm pretty sure it's about apathy or your emotions not being useful at the time, just not feeling enough and not being productive.