Soliloquy (For No One)

from Getaway Driver Takes Five by Kearney

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lyrics

What?
What do you want best?
I've got a few ideas
But I can't fill in the rest

How?
How can I help you?
If you won't talk to me
If you won't let me through

Let me feel
Your heart when it breaks
Let me be there
For all of your mistakes

And watch the laser pointer
As it darts across the wall
Feels like I've been here forever
Since God made your brain too small

I'm fine

Why?
Why are you laughing?
Can't you tell my brave face
Is this close to cracking?

Who?
Who are you when you dream?
Are you big? Are you strong?
Are you smarter than you seem?

Are you at one with yourself?
Are you finally free?
Can't you tell these feelings
Have been destroying me?

When I look into your eyes
I can't see you looking back
My hands go numb
My heart gets slack

I'm fine

When?
When will this end?
It might not sound pretty
But I really need a friend

Where?
Where am I headed?
As long as it's away from you
I can't believe I said it

I can't believe in you anymore
I can't let this be my life
I can't hold onto my hopes much longer
All my agony and all my strife

It doesn't boil over
It doesn't scream
It just stays hidden
Can you teach me how to dream?

I'm fine

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from Getaway Driver Takes Five, released March 19, 2015

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Kearney Vancouver, British Columbia

my name is evan, my band is Kearney, i am presently the sole member of the band but i am accepting online applications

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