Oh Glory (Demo)

Panic! at the Disco

I can only hope it's true enough
That every little thing I do for love
Redeems me from the moments I deem worthy
Of the worst things that I've done
And saves me from myself in times of envy
When I'm missing everyone

If I wake in the morning
I only need two more miracles to be a saint
Everything I promised everyone I'd be
Well, I just ain't

Lately it seems like
Everybody's sick, everybody's dyin' (everybody's dyin')
Build myself a wall of unhappy highs
And only my heart knows my head is lyin', lyin'
Oh glory
I think I see you 'round the bend
And I think I'd try any poison
Get there in the end
Oh glory

(Yeah, yeah, yeah)
(Yeah)

When I'm looking past the silken sheets
Take a breath to notice I'm between
Every little piece of thread in memories
That constitute your dreams

If I wake in the morning
I only need two more miracles to be a saint
Everything I promised everyone I'd be
Well, I just ain't

Lately it seems like
Everybody's sick, everybody's dyin'
Build myself a wall of unhappy highs
And only my heart knows my head is lyin', lyin'
Oh glory
I think I see you 'round the bend
And I think I'd try any poison
Get there in the end
Oh glory

Oh glory
I think I see you 'round the bend
And I think I'd try any poison
Get there in the end
Oh glory
I think I see you 'round the bend
And I think I'd try any poison
Get there in the end

Lately it seems like
Everybody's sick, everybody's dyin' (everybody's dyin')
Build myself a wall of unhappy highs
And only my heart knows my head is lyin', lyin'
Oh glory
I think I see you 'round the bend
And I think I'd try any poison
Get there in the end
(Oh glory)
Oh glory
I think I see you 'round the bend
And I think I'd try any poison
Get there in the end
Oh glory
Oh glory
Oh glory


Lyrics submitted by morgz0102, edited by panicatthekylo

Oh Glory [Demo] Lyrics as written by John Feldmann Peter Wentz

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    Lyric Correction

    The lyrics "Everybody's tired" should be "everybody's dying" because tired just isn't right lol.

    panicatthekyloon May 28, 2017   Link

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