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I thought I had found my way
I thought I had driven out the demons and only I remained
But there's a voice calling from my past
Cutting straight through a tenuous silence that never seems to last
And I know the truth
Know it's not you that drags me down
It's only me
But I can't see how to win this war
For I will fall into the ashes again
I will break my own trust in the end
For you will call me down to bleed the night away
My reasoning mind never seems to stay
I tried to reason with you last night
It's as if you laughed at the notion that I'd even try to put up a fight
For you are my very soul
How could I resist the part of myself that I've given all control?
And I know the truth
Know it's not you that drags me down
It's only me
But I can't see how to win this war
For I will fall into the ashes again
I will break my own trust in the end
For you will call me down to bleed the night away
My reasoning mind never seems to stay x2
No I'm not blind
Know there could be a way
But my reasoning mind never seems to stay
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