Thought of You Lyrics

Thirty below, still worth a cigarette

Respect for who's inside

'Cause I can't depend on them to deal with smoke

Too soon when you mention it's too late for hope

Have it your way

Your trigger my face

I was better off a joke

Showed me its a thin line

Between a victim and a scapegoat

Bless your soul

Learned my role

Halo's yours

Go and strike your pose

Frames don't fold

Crop them out girl

Reach your goals

'Cause I got mine

And you got yours

We not friends

But we not foes

'Cause we not close

Ironic how now we're cold

But one mouth don't speak for both

I can't really care

Almost like I ain't really there

Feelin' like it ain't really fair

But what it is and what it can't be

I can't really care

I can't really care at all

I can't really care our loss

I can't really care our fault

We moved in together when we were seventeen

Bottom shelf plastic platinum and graphic sex scenes

Playing house, we were just kids

Indulging in dumb shit and that’s the kick

That’s the shit I still struggle with

Stumblin’, one foot forward

The other is still stuck in it

Frontin' to others like I can stomach it

Posin' like I wasn’t the joker in this covenant

Yeah so go and add me to your roster

Of all the things that haunt ya

Right next to the boogie man

Right next to your father

Girl I see it bored as day

It’s everything thats ever made me afraid

So before I go and assume my place

In my inevitable grave inside of this office space

If you could put on some coffee

That'd be great

Said if you could put on some coffee

That'd be great

Yeah

I can't really care

Almost like I ain't really there

Feelin' like it ain't really fair

But what it is and what it can't be

I can't really care

I can't really care at all

I can't really care our loss

I can't really care our fault

I can't really care

Almost like I ain't really there

Feelin' like it ain't really fair

But what it is and what it can't be

I can't really care

I can't really care at all

I can't really care our loss

I can't really care our fault