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Backyard Babies ~ Bigger W/a Trigger


What were you thinkin'
When you went down?
It's kinda funny
Since we always stuck around
What were you doin'
What went so bad?
You and me together
And everything we had

Run into a future
Try not hiding from my past
I'm looking for tomorrow
And the next day just as fast

Only one
Only lonely one

Paranoia mornings
Nightmares in my bed
Too hard to fuckin' cry
So i'd rather sweat instead
No zero numbers
Just having fun
No time for seconds
I'm the only lonely one

Never pull the trigger
Cause your finger's working best

Run into a future
Try not hiding from my past
I'm looking for tomorrow
And the next day just as fast
You want it all
You do not want the rest

You think you're bigger
With a trigger




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