This is a sequel to 2001's "Reckless Abandon", and features the band looking back on their clumsy youth fondly.
Save up until you've had it.
The offer's come but you won't go on
Brought down
with the force of nature
breathing off my lungs
it's not easy to like it (it's not easy to like it)
it's not easy at all (it's not easy at all)
it's not easy to like it at all
fill up to the limit
winter's come with her appetite
money clips equipped with paper
buckets brimming and tied
it's not easy to like it (it's not easy to like it)
it's not easy at all (it's not easy at all)
it's not easy to like it at all
it's not easy to like it (it's not easy to like it)
it's not easy at all (it's not easy at all)
it's not easy to like it at all
breathing off of my lung
when you breathe off of my lung
save up till youve had it
offer's come but you won't go on
brought down the forces of nature
when you breathe
it's not easy to like it
it's not easy at all
it's breathing off of my lung
The offer's come but you won't go on
Brought down
with the force of nature
breathing off my lungs
it's not easy to like it (it's not easy to like it)
it's not easy at all (it's not easy at all)
it's not easy to like it at all
fill up to the limit
winter's come with her appetite
money clips equipped with paper
buckets brimming and tied
it's not easy to like it (it's not easy to like it)
it's not easy at all (it's not easy at all)
it's not easy to like it at all
it's not easy to like it (it's not easy to like it)
it's not easy at all (it's not easy at all)
it's not easy to like it at all
breathing off of my lung
when you breathe off of my lung
save up till youve had it
offer's come but you won't go on
brought down the forces of nature
when you breathe
it's not easy to like it
it's not easy at all
it's breathing off of my lung
Lyrics submitted by XkannenX
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Why haven't I heard a bad DC song? I have 35 of them and each one of them is better than the last. Amen for people that know how to write lyrics.
yea this song is kind of eerie... i think it is the low-quality sound. but yea, i know what you mean.
you know...i found this song kind of...disturbing at first, but i thought it was because i'd read goonie's comment on it before i listened to it. but now...i've heard it again and again and it still sounds eerie. lol i thought that was odd. hm.
i'm not really sure what to think of this song. at first i couldn't even hear the song on my CD, so i had to download it and get the lyrics. i'm confused. but the song is still awesome. -sara-
i agree the song is awsome. yeah it is abit eeire
eerieness is cool
I don't think eerie is the word for it, i htink it is interesting just because it wasn't recorded in a studio. Thats gotta mean something... to Chris i mean,,,
i'm a big fan of this lo-fi song, it's kind of catchy, you know?
yeah it's alright but I have no clue what it's about.
yeah me niether...