1. |
Running
02:57
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Time might be the only one
Who saw me dance, who saw me run
Time might be the only one
Who took a chance to see the sun
Days fly by I can't stop now
Holding back is just not how
Running so fast, your legs cry out
Laughing so hard, it makes you shout
Grab on tight, I don't wanna lose you now
Time might be the only one
Who let us have any fun
Time might be the only one
Who saw the truth in anyone
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2. |
Aim
03:41
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Don't wanna know what you're thinking
Anymore, anymore
I don't have time to pick up the pieces
Anymore, anymore
And I would go back if I could
Erase everything that I should
And if you wanted to know why
The answer has always been in my eyes
Ooh, you never got me right
Ooh, no matter how hard you tried
It's the end of us I know
I'm taking my aim, now watch me throw
Don't wanna start from the beginning
Anymore, anymore
We're a clock and time is ticking
It's a bore, it's a bore
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