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Saviour
03:30
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The walk into the crowd
Will be the breaking of my mind
Hear the silence of the callers
Are the ones I left behind
Every time I lose a love
Another part of me just ends
Now I’m living with the dead
I talk to spirits more than friends
Swear on my heart, I’ll cut my hair
I’ll haunt the living, You raise the dead
She said I’m your saviour, your saviour
Saviour, saviour, saviour
I will find you, I will find you
I will find you, I will find you
In an everlasting party
Where the kids are dead inside
All the violence is in
My milken photographs of us
Tell another haunted story
About the boy who ate the spiders
And he dreamed of drowning dragons
And his brothers all were blinded
On my heart, I’ll cut my hair
I’ll haunt the living, You raise the dead
She said I’m your saviour, your saviour
Saviour, saviour, saviour
I will find you, I will find you
I will find you, I will find you
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OK! Good Records New York, New York
Genre-Independent Record Label
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