Fat amy

(R.J. Johnson/Guiney/Reedy) inching closer to finally realize, your will to live became a will to die so quick to questioning everything, it feels so cold I'm finally in unfamiliar surroundings please...

(R.J. Johnson/Guiney/Reedy) she's learned to sleep with the lights on, and waits to cry when she's deep stays out every night, comes in alone with his key it's easy to justify... you smell bourbon...

(R.J. Johnson/Guiney/Meyers) A makeshift mirror frames the tortured space She's got porcelain violet angels hanging around her waist and she's caught up in the middle of everything The steam pours off...

(R.J. Johnson/Guiney/Reedy) Staring down the walls, with your empty hands never forced you to feel anything stealing back the time and all the innocence of everything has finally made you see... it's...

(R.J. Johnson/Guiney/Reedy) Feel the glow from the lampshade, its the shadow that shows his age He's an old man with a weathered soul, who burned to live before he got far too old he tells stories to...

(R.J. Johnson/Guiney/Meyers) She breathes she'd walk through fire for me and I led her She never talks to me, can you blame her I never followed her, to ask for her forgiveness she needs awhile to...

half the while... you won't find a way it's always what you thought just leaving it all again, is the only thing that he's got it won't help to feel the pain, he's always too cold to care decisions...

(R.J. Johnson/Guiney/Reedy) At every stop he makes her cry It's not by his design At every crossing that they pass It's always another sign Never wish for what you always thought you would need...

(R.J. Johnson/Guiney/Reedy) incapable of making anything make sense it's an unforeseen waste of all your time resting endlessly, while there's still a chance how could this all be your fault or mine...