Constant Static
from Feel The Burn by RAGE
lyrics
Can you help me understand the constant static in my head?
Down, down, down – pulling me down.
Down, down, down – dragging me out.
Fuck.
I try and try but I can’t get ahead,
Is this real or is it all in my head?
I need to push.
I don’t want to quit but I feel run down and feel like shit.
Snap my fucking neck, take me out.
I don’t want to live with all of this doubt.
Guilty of everything inside my head,
So many failures.
So much regret.
Down, down, down – pulling me down.
Down, down, down – dragging me out.
Out, out, out – got to get out.
I’ve got to escape
Down, down, down – pulling me down.
Down, down, down – dragging me out.
Fuck.
I try and try but I can’t get ahead,
Is this real or is it all in my head?
I need to push.
I don’t want to quit but I feel run down and feel like shit.
Snap my fucking neck, take me out.
I don’t want to live with all of this doubt.
Guilty of everything inside my head,
So many failures.
So much regret.
Down, down, down – pulling me down.
Down, down, down – dragging me out.
Out, out, out – got to get out.
I’ve got to escape
credits
from Feel The Burn,
released August 9, 2017
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