Death Rattle
from Small Talk by Anchors Overboard
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Rest In Peace xSIDx.
lyrics
I guess I figured you'd be back as quickly as you left,
and you’d make sense of the mess in my head.
But nothing's changed and I miss you just as bad,
if you could, would you come back?
Dream sweetly my dearest friend
not even death could tear you from my head.
And now you rest a few feet deep,
one of earth's most precious seeds.
Be at ease, you meant so much to me.
I wonder if you knew you were loved when you left?
At least you weren't alone in death,
I'll see you in the next.
I sit and stare where you laid across my bed;
You brought me comfort when there was no one left,
and now there's even less.
If you could, would you come back?
(I wonder if you knew you were loved when you left?
At least you weren't alone in death,
I'll see you in the next.) (x4)
I'll see you in the next.
Dream sweetly my dearest friend
not even death could tear you from my head.
And now you rest a few feet deep,
one of earth's most precious seeds.
Be at ease, you meant so much to me.
Dream sweetly,
be at ease.
Not even death could tear you from my head. (x2)
I wonder if you knew you were loved when you left?
At least you weren't alone in death,
I'll see you in the next. (x4)
If you could, would you come back?
Dream sweetly my dearest friend
not even death could tear you from my head.
And now you rest a few feet deep,
one of earth's most precious seeds.
Be at ease, you meant so much to me.
and you’d make sense of the mess in my head.
But nothing's changed and I miss you just as bad,
if you could, would you come back?
Dream sweetly my dearest friend
not even death could tear you from my head.
And now you rest a few feet deep,
one of earth's most precious seeds.
Be at ease, you meant so much to me.
I wonder if you knew you were loved when you left?
At least you weren't alone in death,
I'll see you in the next.
I sit and stare where you laid across my bed;
You brought me comfort when there was no one left,
and now there's even less.
If you could, would you come back?
(I wonder if you knew you were loved when you left?
At least you weren't alone in death,
I'll see you in the next.) (x4)
I'll see you in the next.
Dream sweetly my dearest friend
not even death could tear you from my head.
And now you rest a few feet deep,
one of earth's most precious seeds.
Be at ease, you meant so much to me.
Dream sweetly,
be at ease.
Not even death could tear you from my head. (x2)
I wonder if you knew you were loved when you left?
At least you weren't alone in death,
I'll see you in the next. (x4)
If you could, would you come back?
Dream sweetly my dearest friend
not even death could tear you from my head.
And now you rest a few feet deep,
one of earth's most precious seeds.
Be at ease, you meant so much to me.
credits
from Small Talk,
released February 24, 2016
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Anchors Overboard Riverside, California
Anchors Overboard is a 5 piece Melodic Hardcore band from Riverside, California.
discography
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Feb 2016 -
Dec 2015 -
Jul 2014 -
Dec 2013
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North Dakota Hardcore. Cold weather makes you pissed off and write some solid jams.
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