Transit - Riverside lyrics
[Transit - Riverside lyrics]
Walking outside the gates of winter cemetery
I wonder when my time will be
Spent beneath the dirt and leaves
As uplifting as that sounds
I'm not about to lay down and die
Still my heart beats to the
Tune of my uncertainty
So I try to make the most
Of my short time here
These run down side streets are
Dead ends of my insecurities
So I try to make the most my short time here
Our headstones won't tell the story
They'll just engrave the ending
(The end of you and me)
What difference will it make
(Still my heart beats)
What will become of us
(Still my heart beats)
What difference will it make
(Still my heart beats) what will come of us
Walking outside of the gates
Of winter cemetery
I wonder when my time will be to
Sleep beneath the dirt and leaves
As uplifting as that sounds
I'm not about to lay down and die
Just keep your eyes on the door
I'll have an ear to the ground
(I'm not about to lay down and die)
(I'm not about to settle now)
Just keep your eyes on the door
I'll have an ear to the ground and
We'll be gone before the dust can settle
I wonder when my time will be
Spent beneath the dirt and leaves
As uplifting as that sounds
I'm not about to lay down and die
Still my heart beats to the
Tune of my uncertainty
So I try to make the most
Of my short time here
These run down side streets are
Dead ends of my insecurities
So I try to make the most my short time here
Our headstones won't tell the story
They'll just engrave the ending
(The end of you and me)
What difference will it make
(Still my heart beats)
What will become of us
(Still my heart beats)
What difference will it make
(Still my heart beats) what will come of us
Walking outside of the gates
Of winter cemetery
I wonder when my time will be to
Sleep beneath the dirt and leaves
As uplifting as that sounds
I'm not about to lay down and die
Just keep your eyes on the door
I'll have an ear to the ground
(I'm not about to lay down and die)
(I'm not about to settle now)
Just keep your eyes on the door
I'll have an ear to the ground and
We'll be gone before the dust can settle