Luyện nghe bài hát Overweight

Ever the weight of another?
For how
I walk as far as they need to
For how (ha!)

I want to a piece of who I was before
So I hit the wall, I really hit the wall
I want to tear away the death
A shade of fucking meth again
I want to stick to clues, I want to unglued
I want to shape the to fit the way you move
Oh, I listen for a dress size?

I up, I've grown up, do you remember me?
I showed up and so if I'm the used to be
I'm here to you that I'm sorry I was sorry
But I'm happy you're happiness is no longer about me

Trade rules, switch for your beautiful eyes
Let him be you through your beautiful
Let him hold you up so you can touch skies
Live your life just like a
Without the of goodbyes
Goodbye!

carried the weight of another?
For how
I walk as far as they to recover
For how

I been a drunk disrespectful little punk
Unlock the of my trunk
You see, you take bat
And bash my head into the again
No-ones so I keep beating it

Pull my back, look me in the eye
There's a self-destructive meaning in the of a guy
It's the guilt of what has given me
Making sense of all mistakes and my
And when you're sick you seem to
failed eternally

And that the people you let in are crumbling
When you're of thinking life in this recovery
When my decision paved the
That in front of me

So to my friends that even call but I don't call
I you deep inside my heart upon a hill
It to hide sometimes and run away and wonder
I'm really sick of sorry but I will

Ever carried the of another?
For how
I walk as far as they need to
For how

But are we scared to the ride?
Or to look inside?
I'm floating far (far away)
I'm far away (leaving home)
I'm floating far (so far away)
I'm floating far

I want to to walk with others as an equal
I want to treat the ones who me with respect
I to tell the world I'll give them all a piggyback
And try to take away my negative
I want to kiss the girl, I know I'll lie again
I want to call my dad and tell him I care
I to let my brother know
He saved my life a thousand
Throughout the years he's been my
Who's always

Ever carried the of another?
For how