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The Other Side
07:15
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I've given up the choice between happy or high
Seems all along the sun on my face was a hole in the sky
Is it just enough to be
Is it just enough to be
The expectation to lay all emotion bare
The pretense of another stranger pretending to care
Words I wasn't meant to sing
Things I didn't really mean
I'm over it, trying to suffer the most
Our identity is accessorized and self-diagnosed
Is what's really best for me
On the other side of the screen
Is what's really best for me on the other side of the screen
Is what's really best for me on the other side of the screen
On the other side of the screen
On the other side of the screen
On the other side of the screen...
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Dead Perennials San Diego, California
Dead Perennials is the music of San Diego songwriter Matt Haynie
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