Trust the Medic performing their song "One Roof" off of their debut EP Tell Me It's Not a Habit
lyrics
Her tear glands once unbroken
Poured a glass of tongue to the ones she did not need
Mom was moving on so carelessly
His masculine mask melts mascara
Watch a glass man burst from the manic pressure of greed
I'm waiting for her next solo stampede
Let's start with where the anger started
(Tell me please)
And end with where he went retarded
And I'm afraid to write about this
Cause every single time
I become a slave to the memories of one roof
Seventeen years and one roof
Until I caught you naked and that's the truth
Seventeen years and one roof
Said you'd open doors for me dear daddy
Said you'd open doors and now the roof's blown off
I hope you loved that whore dear daddy
Cause she stole the place where I'd sleep it off
Her fears are words not spoken
Wish it all could stop
So I could hear her real story
Open up and tell me mommy
I have the other half of your heartache
And when you get a chance pass the misery to me
I won't allow any more crying
Let's start with where the anger started
(Tell me please)
And end with where he went retarded
And I'm afraid to write about this
Cause every single time
I become a slave to the memories of one
While we find why we're angry
I'll wish I was a fucking better son
(right now) (x4)
Let's start with where the anger started (Tell me please)
And end with where he went retarded
And I'm afraid to write about this
Cause every single time I become a slave to the memories of one
I'm known to bottle this up
My tear glands broken overflowed the cup
A lit fuse on this family bond
You blew up the most kind-hearted mom
Said you'd open doors for me dear daddy
(A lit fuse on this family bomb)
Said you'd open doors and now the roof's blown off
(A lit fuse on this family bond)
Hope you loved that whore dear daddy
Cause she stole the place where we'd sleep you off
Let's start with where the anger started
And end with where he went retarded
And I'm afraid to write about this because every single time
Become a slave to the memories of one roof
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