Billboards - RUN

My silhouette is a sight to forget so I did
I'll drift away like a boat in the bay
I might give you a run for your money
Run for the money

Look at me now, got my feet on the ground
Swallow it down it's the talk of the town
And I can't give you a run for your money
Run for the money

Wake me up a few years from now
Look around, I can hardly recognize myself
I'm ripping out at the seams
My mind is at ease and I can't help myself

My songs are still better than yours
That's just a blessing and a curse
Cause I think better when I'm worse
And I think best when I'm the worst
It's obvious
I really tried to take it apart
But I was pretty misguided so I helped it along
I didn't belong. I sang all the same songs
I felt right when I was placing the blame wrong
It's not obsession, it's habits, it's living
I think you're okay you're just trying to forgive them
Or you could forgive yourself
You could be anybody else

Wake me up a few years from now
Look around, I can hardly recognize myself
I'm giving out at the knees
My mind is at ease and I can't help myself

Written by:
Edouard Bullock, Eric Tuffendsam, Ryan Rockwell

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