How I crave the way the world spins under me,
But I sleep instead.
Grip a shallow shake,
With crippled company...
Who speak in my head.
The more messes I made,
The closer I came home...
From my roam.
Understoods are few,
Though im speaking in simple tongue.

Copaface.
Now find my way back home.

How I crave the wind the world gives spinning,
Though I dream instead.
South shallow song my box is closing...
Over my head
Binge;
Purge all day.
Fuck strangers,
I'll never know.
How cold.
Understoods are few,
So I'm speaking in difficult tongue.

Copaface.
Now find my way back home.


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    I absolutely love this song. Yet I'm beginning to think that our beloved Sonny is bulimic. But what do I know?

    xAs_She_CRIESxon April 23, 2008   Link
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    i'm sure he's not he's just looking through the eyes of a bulimic person

    fftl just ain't the same no more

    B12on April 30, 2008   Link
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    In my opinion the line "Binge; Purge all day. Fuck strangers, I'll never know. How cold." may have something to do with going on some sort of drug binge then going through withdrawals after the drugs and cash flow ran out possibly resulting in prostitution to pay for the habit, but thats just my take on it.

    thenotoriousrhon May 07, 2008   Link
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    I believe Sonny was bulimic. It was confirmed practically everywhere. I mean, FFTL's song "waltz moore" pretty much speaks for itself.

    Sonny writes beautiful songs with such expression. He a true poet. I can't wait for his cd to come out ^_^

    MyWaveringCopafaceon June 12, 2008   Link
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    In regards to my previous post, I kind of take it back. ^_^

    I don't know anymore. I mean, he gives a lot of references to bulimia in his lyrics like this one, "waltz moore", "world war me", and so on, but I guess you always have to take everything you read on the internet with a pinch of salt, sort of speak. Maybe it's just a metaphor for something else, or just an example of self-hate.

    Regardless, Sonny is still my idol and inspiration.

    You can really look up to this kid 'cause he's been through Hell and back and still comes out strong. And with beautiful lyrics to describe his journey.

    MyWaveringCopafaceon June 22, 2008   Link
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    listen to mora directly after this it sounds like it should go together

    conflictingemotionson July 15, 2008   Link
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    Sonny was bullimic. If you listen to some of his old music, you could tell, But hopefully he's out of it. :)

    windydaykidxoon August 07, 2008   Link
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    Sonny was bullimic. If you listen to some of his old music, you could tell, But hopefully he's out of it. :)

    windydaykidxoon August 07, 2008   Link
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    You god damn idiots $att good wrote the lyrics for fftl

    zombiefanaticalon April 22, 2009   Link
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    hahaha i like how it says "fuck all ya'll" in the background. <3

    cris__on December 04, 2009   Link

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