We Are The Ocean – The Waiting Room

We Are The Ocean The Waiting Room

We Are The Ocean – The Waiting Room Lyrics

Artist: We Are The Ocean
Song: The Waiting Room

I lose my hold as all the pieces start to unfold
And now I see where this started to get away from me
Around my neck, pressure holds its grip so tightly
And I regret everything that I said

But it feels alright
I might as well be dead
I do this every night
You can’t understand

How hard it is to be in bad business
But it feels alright
I might as well be dead
I do this every night

And you can’t understand
I’m twisted inside, I can’t explain why
I let go and then I lose control
And I’m fallin’ faster than I’d really like

Down I go, further, out of control
But it makes no sense to give up at this height
I just need a sign to tell me I’m alright
Locked in the waiting room

My time is comin’ soon
There’s no more life in me
I’m tied to catastrophe
But it feels alright

I might as well be dead
I do this every night
And you can’t understand
I’m twisted inside, I can’t explain why

I let go and then I lose control
And I’m fallin’ faster than I’d really like
Down I go, further, out of control
But it makes no sense to give up at this height

I just need a sign to tell me I’m alright
No rewards, no excuses
No life left in me
No fortune, no favors

No one here to save us
I hide under the weight
Because I’m so ashamed
How could I be so wrong?

Where did this feeling come from?
I let go and then I lose control
And I’m fallin’ faster than I’d really like
Down I go, further, out of control

But it makes no sense to give up at this height
I just need a sign to tell me I’m alright
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Release Year: 2011