Broods: “We’re not holding anything back.”
Broods return with their second album, and they’ve never felt more themselves.
Lyrics
Are you with us, darling? Cause you treat it like a game And you mess yourself up It's such a shame, such a shame You got issues, darling Cause you wasted all away You're full of yourself It's all in vain, all in vain
And it breaks my heart And it breaks my heart...
(Oh, Oh) Cause everytime is the last time (Oh, Oh) And I'm kickin' myself just trying to be understanding (Oh, Oh) Tell me how can you fake that? (Oh) You're leaving me waitin' and acting like I'm so demanding (Oh, Oh)
Cause it's never your fault When you're keepin' your knees clean And 'sorry's below you Its always me, always me
If it breaks your heart When you break my heart...
(Oh, oh) Cause everytime is the last time (Oh, oh) And I'm kicking myself just trying to be understanding (Oh, oh) Tell me how did you think that? (Oh, oh) You're leaving me waitinf ans acting like I'm so demanding (Oh, oh)
You told me you could change your ways You collecting scars but you look away You promised me you could make it better You told me you won't be the same But your eyes stay shut and my screams fall faint I only wanted to make it better Make it better Make you better
And it breaks my heart And it breaks my heart...
(Oh, oh) Cause everytime is the last time (Oh, oh) And I'm kicking myself just trying to be understanding (Oh, oh) Tell me how did you think that? (Oh) You're leaving me waiting and acting like I'm so demanding (Oh, oh)
(Oh, oh) Cause everytime is the last time (Oh, oh) And I'm kicking myself just trying to be understanding (Oh, oh) Tell me how did you think that? (Oh) You're leaving me waiting and acting like I'm so demanding (Oh, oh)
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About this track
"Everytime" is a song by Broods from the album Evergreen, released in 2014. The song was written by Caleb Nott, Georgia Gets By, Joel Little. It was produced by Joel Little.
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