Lyrics Trophy Eyes – Responsibility And Structure

I ran away,
But it saved my life.
And the lights outside my window,
Help me sleep at night.

And the footsteps as I walk towards my front door.
The key slips, the lock scratched, the sound so familiar.

Cause I traded in my jacket,
For a newfound sense of freedom,
‘Cause winters, they don’t,
Scare me like they used to anymore.
And I sold my guitar,
‘Cause I don’t really write so much anymore.
And I’ve kind of grown accustomed,
To all the noises in my head.

I gave up searching,
I think I’m happy with who I am.
Even though I chewed up,
And spat out my family and friends.
I’ve still got my whole life,
To make it up and make amends.
I know it’s not much to you,
But maybe you could understand.

I breathe in,
This city.

And look at what I’ve started,
I think I’ve spent enough hours,

I gave up searching,
I think I’m happy with who I am.
Even though I chewed up,
And spat out my family and friends.
I’ve still got my whole life,
To make it up and make amends.
I know it’s not much to you,
But maybe you could understand.

I ran away,
But it saved my life.
And the lights outside my window,
Help me sleep at night.

It’s like I’m standing on the edge of a life to be,
And whatever happens next was always up to me.
No longer will I compare myself,
To establish my self-worth.