Lyrics: Dee Adam/Hope Murphy
Music: Dee Adam/Hope Murphy/Roland Kiss
Verse 1
Maybe I’m wrong
Maybe I’m reckless
Shoot my mouth like a gun
I know I’ve been selfish
Babe try to hold on
To before life broke us way back
Pre
Back when we had something to believe in
Thought the angels held us were we dreaming
Love tore us down for no reason
I can’t catch my breath
I hang on the edge
Wish I could forget you
Chorus
My heart’s on the floor
You’re kicking me more
My knees are grazed and sore
My therapist said
You mess with my head
I’m torn
Babe blow up my phone
Don’t leave me alone
Keep memories close
You’ll never be forgotten
Verse 2
Afraid that I won’t be able to stop
Thinking bout you and what we have lost
You’re leading me on then giving me up
The harder I fall the more you get off
Saying goodbye to all that we had
Swallow my pride but I keep thinking back to
Pre 2
When we had something to believe in
Thought the angels held us were we dreaming
Love tore us down for no reason
I can’t catch my breath
I hang on the edge
Wish I could forget you
Chorus
My heart’s on the floor
You’re kicking me more
My knees are grazed and sore
My therapist said
You mess with my head
I’m torn
Babe blow up my phone
Don’t leave me alone
Keep memories close
You’ll never be forgotten
Oh
My heart’s on the floor
You’re kicking me more
My knees are grazed and sore
My therapist said
You mess with my head
I’m torn
Babe blow up my phone
Don’t leave me alone
Keep memories close
You’ll never be forgotten
Middle 8
Hold me like I’m not forgotten
Tell me I’m not losing my mind
Save me from hitting rock bottom
Real love should never die
Chorus
My heart’s on the floor
You’re kicking me more
My knees are grazed and sore
My therapist said
You mess with my head
I’m torn
Babe blow up my phone
Don’t leave me alone
Keep memories close
You’ll never be forgotten
Oh
My heart’s on the floor
You’re kicking me more
My knees are grazed and sore
My therapist said
You mess with my head
I’m torn
Babe blow up my phone
Don’t leave me alone
Keep memories close
You’ll never be forgotten