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Some days she won't come out to shine
Lighting the day just won't be on her mind
I don't blame her no I don't think anything
Some days the tide's running too low
They say water always find a place to go
Low tide, I don't need anything
All I know is, you're my one sure thing
In the madness, it's hard to find a way to start
Cause at some point I know I'll fall apart
And find myself unraveling, into my one sure thing
Some nights it's too damn hard to think
Those nights I can't sleep without a drink
There's nights, I see everything
Other nights, all I want is my one sure thing
Oh these nights I don't feel anything
But most of the time, I can't feel anything
In the madness, it's hard to find a way to start
Or is that madness where I find my way out
Cause at some point, I know I'll fall apart
And find myself unravelling, into my one sure thing
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