Help Yourself
from Don't Worry About The Weather by Failing Street
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lyrics
wish it was the first time
it won't be the last time
we're at our odds again
you said
"things aren't looking up, I'll never be enough,
I never thought I would be such a fuck up!"
you always wanted someone to save you
prince charming will never find you
because he knows his damsel is just a sham
who doesn't want to figure herself out
I know we're so far from where we used to be
it doesn't help that you won't help yourself get away from all the things
bringing you down, he's never around to see what a wreck you truly are
it doesn't help that you won't help yourself out
come December now we're here
and as the smoke begins to clear
we come to find out I was right
for what feels like the thousandth time
what a shame, oh what a shame
he cheated at his own fucking game
keep drowning in your self doubt
don't try to dig yourself out
just wait for someone to save you
I know we're so far from where we used to be
it doesn't help that you won't help yourself get away from all the things
bringing you down, he's never around to see what a wreck you truly are
it doesn't help that you won't help yourself out
times get tough, the weathers rough
and you just found out that you're wrong again
everything moves on again,
it's changing
you feel like a catastrophe
exactly what you need
but you'll never know that
I hope you know that
things might not get better
but you gotta weather the storm
it won't be the last time
we're at our odds again
you said
"things aren't looking up, I'll never be enough,
I never thought I would be such a fuck up!"
you always wanted someone to save you
prince charming will never find you
because he knows his damsel is just a sham
who doesn't want to figure herself out
I know we're so far from where we used to be
it doesn't help that you won't help yourself get away from all the things
bringing you down, he's never around to see what a wreck you truly are
it doesn't help that you won't help yourself out
come December now we're here
and as the smoke begins to clear
we come to find out I was right
for what feels like the thousandth time
what a shame, oh what a shame
he cheated at his own fucking game
keep drowning in your self doubt
don't try to dig yourself out
just wait for someone to save you
I know we're so far from where we used to be
it doesn't help that you won't help yourself get away from all the things
bringing you down, he's never around to see what a wreck you truly are
it doesn't help that you won't help yourself out
times get tough, the weathers rough
and you just found out that you're wrong again
everything moves on again,
it's changing
you feel like a catastrophe
exactly what you need
but you'll never know that
I hope you know that
things might not get better
but you gotta weather the storm
credits
from Don't Worry About The Weather,
released June 24, 2016
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Failing Street Vancouver, British Columbia
West Coast Pop Punk.
"Don't Worry About The Weather" out JUNE 24TH!
discography
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Dec 2016 -
Jun 2016
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