Zelda
Farewell
Words from a drunk and numbers in code
I've got the pride of the Irish on the phone
Keep sending postcards from Chicago
Pressure's building up
I think I might explode
Hold tight
I wish that you could see through my eyes
I've never really been good with goodbyes
So keep holding on
I'm holding on
So what'll it be?
Clothes in the trunk
I guess I should have known
Looks like the Queen of Confusion's got her throne
Save all White Russian for the drive home
Mint and hazelnut
I can't forget how you taste
Windows boarded up
But were they ever really open in the first place?
Hold tight
I wish that you could see through my eyes
I've never really been good with goodbyes
So keep holding on
I'm holding on
This time I promise not to take the whole night
I'm doing all I can to make this right
(Make this right)
So keep holding on
I'm holding on
One day leads to decay
What in the hell happened to us?
My dear, you have a choice to make
Hold tight
I wish that you could see through my eyes
I've never really been good with goodbyes
(With goodbyes)
So keep holding on
I'm holding on
This time I
(This time I)
Promise not to take the whole night
I'm doing all I can, doing all I can to make this right
So keep holding on
I'm holding on
Hold tight
I wish that you could see through my eyes
I've never really been good with goodbyes
(With goodbyes)
So keep holding on
Holding on
This time I promise not to take the whole night
I'm doing all I can to make this right
(Make this right)
So keep holding on
I'm holding on
So keep holding on
I'm holding on
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