1. |
Easy
01:48
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It used to be so easy
But now it isn’t easy
I’m leaving your apartment
I’m crying out my eyes
You said that you don’t love me
You said you never cared
So is there any way you
Could maybe just forget
The glaring flaws that I have
The kinks I can’t erase
You used to find it easy
But now it isn’t easy
Can’t anybody help me?
Without you life’s not easy
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2. |
Clean Your Room
02:28
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Trying to be in love with me
Must be exhausting
I’ll understand why you leave
I’ll understand why
Just burn the bridges that we built
I have the lighter
Just start the flame
We’ll never be the same
Just go I don’t wanna hear your reasons
I’ll probably change in passing seasons
But now I’m such a mess
Just go
I don’t wanna disappoint you
I know if I’ll try then I’ll annoy you
So I’ll leave you alone
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