DamnLyrics - The center provides all the lyrics

Learn to Trust - Bad Suns



     
Page format: Left Center Right
Direct link:
BB code:
Embed:

Learn to Trust Lyrics


Can I hold it down, have I been trying my best?
Eternal questions always asking, feeling distressed oh
I've been ticking more than time
A selfless man
You're casualty I can't forget
So, come on and let me knowA heart glows in the night, in the day heart turn to dust
Say it and mean it
So this heart learns to trustCan I change my ways and can I confront the past
Eternal questions always asking, failing the test oh
I'm s ticking bomb inside a selfless man,
You're a casualty I can't forget
So, come on and let me knowA heart glows in the night, in the day heart turn to dust
Say it and mean it so this heart learns to trust
And the truth it makes no sense, my senses don't ring true
I'm feeling the pressure, distorting youTell me we're both done, why should I listen
Tell me we're both done, the words all go missing
Hold it down, have I been trying my best
Eternal questions always asking, feeling distressed ohSo, come on and let me know

A heart glows in the night, in the day heart turn to dust
Say it and mean it
So, this heart learns to trust
And the truth it makes no sense, my senses don't ring true
I'm feeling the pressure, distorting you
A heart glows in the night, in the day heart turn to dust
Say it and mean it
So, this heart learns to trustA heart glows in the night, in the day heart turn to dust
Say it and mean it
So, this heart learns to trust
Songwriters
CHRISTOPHER MICHAEL BOWMAN, GAVIN AUSTIN BENNETT, MILES SCOTT ATKINS KOTTAK, RAYMOND TORREY LIBBYPublished by
Lyrics © Warner/Chappell Music, Inc., Kobalt Music Publishing Ltd. Song Discussions is protected by U.S. Patent 9401941. Other patents pending.

Enjoy the lyrics !!!

Southern California rock band from Woodland Hills, CaliforniaBad Suns formed in 2012 and in the short time since inception, have managed to be musically beyond their years. Made up of Christo Bowman (vocals), Gavin Bennett (bass), Miles Morris (drums) and Ray Libby (guitar) the four piece ranges from ages 19-22 yet has a sound reminiscent of rock stalwarts from generations past. “I grew up with a lot of world music playing in the house. When I was 10, I started getting heavily interested in the guitar, and my dad began introducing me to his records from the 70’s and the 80’s.

Read more about Bad Suns on Last.fm.


User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License and may also be available under the GNU FDL.

View All

Bad Suns