I have felt the aches of angels
I have seen the river dry
I have bent my lonely heart to match what soon would ever die
And I was wrong
If I see a road, I'm gone
You could build another mountain
You could drain the Arctic sea
You could scribble little sentences on my philosophy
And make it long
But if I see a road, I'm gone
And I may stumble out of bed in the morning and think
"Oh, what a goddamn mess I've made of me"
And I may try to cut corners for a living, well
I'll close my eyes or hurt myself, you see
I'm up at dawn
Oh, if I see a road, I'm gone
Oh, I can laugh and wave and smile, just like I was taught to do
But it hardens up my core and makes my vision all askew
Like somethings wrong
Oh, if I see a road, I'm gone
Oh, and I shiver in my bedroom, and I cry at made up things
In my chest a million hornets give a million different stings
I don't belong
Oh, if I see a road, I'm gone
But in the end, the sun shining through the window in the morning is enough to get a tear bead softly my face
And I like walking by myself, enough in fact, to never want to leave this place
It's just a thought
That if I see a road, I'm gone
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There's ghosts in my head again

There's ghosts in my head again
And they won't leave
There's ghosts in my head again
And they won't leave
They won't leave
They won't leave
There's ghosts in my head again
Oh-oh-oh
Oh, and I try to remember
What it felt like months ago
What it fizzles down to nothing and I end up feeling dull
But never calm
Oh, if I see a road, I'm gone
Oh, and I never seem to settle
Like I'm always running low
All the bugs inside my stomach gain control and I get cold
And burn head-on
Oh, if I see a road, I'm gone
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Oh, there's ghosts in my head again
Again, again, again, again
There's ghosts in my head again
And they wont leave, they won't leave
They won't leave
There's ghosts in my head again, and again
And again, and again, and again, and again
And again
There's ghosts in my head
There's ghosts in my head again
And they won't leave