Dream Sequence II
from Gazzatum (Final Salvo): Born to Run by Ero Guro
lyrics
Beat my fist against my head
(Head)
(Head)
Beat my fist against my chest
Oh, I know you count on me
Like I count on sheep
To sleep
(Sleep)
(Sleep)
To dream
Oh, I know you blurred out
And you bugged out
In the background
Of your favourite painting oh
And you burnt down
And you let down
And you blurt out
How it hurts now
Yeah, it hurts now
When you fall down oh
And it hurts now as she takes these shots at my face
Like I’m the sky and its the start of a race
Oh, and it hurts now
(It hurts now)
How many shots do you think I can take?
(Ache)
How many shots to the face do you think I can take?
Like I’m the sky and it’s the start of a race
Count on me like
I count on sheep
To bring me sleep oh
To bring me peace oh
Count on me like
I count on sheep
To bring me sleep oh
To bring me peace oh
(Head)
(Head)
Beat my fist against my chest
Oh, I know you count on me
Like I count on sheep
To sleep
(Sleep)
(Sleep)
To dream
Oh, I know you blurred out
And you bugged out
In the background
Of your favourite painting oh
And you burnt down
And you let down
And you blurt out
How it hurts now
Yeah, it hurts now
When you fall down oh
And it hurts now as she takes these shots at my face
Like I’m the sky and its the start of a race
Oh, and it hurts now
(It hurts now)
How many shots do you think I can take?
(Ache)
How many shots to the face do you think I can take?
Like I’m the sky and it’s the start of a race
Count on me like
I count on sheep
To bring me sleep oh
To bring me peace oh
Count on me like
I count on sheep
To bring me sleep oh
To bring me peace oh
credits
from Gazzatum (Final Salvo): Born to Run,
released September 11, 2019
license
all rights reserved
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Sep 2019 -
Jul 2018 -
Nov 2016 -
Aug 2017
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