Yeah i’ve been to heaven and i felt alone
Can’t look myself in the eyes when i’m home
I spent two years tryna work on myself
Each day getting darker and down i go
But i rise above yeah i find it myself
It’s not far to fall when you already fell
You say you’re feeling the same, well i guess time will tell
We all need someone to blame and i got no one else
I feel my body aching for you
They say that love is a lie but not that i can tell
There’s nothing else i wanna do
We all need someone to blame and i got no one else
I feel my body aching for you
They say that love is alive but not that i can tell
There’s nothing else i wanna do
We all need someone to blame and i got no one else
They say that love is a lie but not that i can tell
We all need someone to blame and i got no one else
They say that love is a lie but not that i can tell
Yeah i’ve been to heaven and i felt alone
Can’t look myself in the eyes when i’m home
I spent two years tryna work on myself
Each day getting darker and down i go
But i rise above yeah i find it myself
It’s not far to fall when you already fell
You say you’re feeling the same, well i guess time will tell
We all need someone to blame and i got no one else
I feel my body aching for you
They say that love is a lie but not that i can tell
There’s nothing else i wanna do
We all need someone to blame and i got no one else
I feel my body aching for you
They say that love is lie but not that i can tell
There’s nothing else i wanna do
We all need someone to blame and i got no one else
They say that love is a lie but not that i can tell
We all need someone to blame and i got no one else
They say that love is a lie but not that i can tell
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