No Hope
from Feel The Burn by RAGE
lyrics
Burning out, losing speed.
Slowly growing tired of the life that I lead.
Everything I do, it’s like my head is a mess.
Everywhere I go there’s no escape the stress.
Sometimes it’s all just too much.
Seems like there’s no hope.
No hope, no way to cope.
Out of time. Out of mind.
I’m at the end of my rope,
I’m running low on time to borrow.
Taken for granted. No promised tomorrow.
I feel like there’s no hope.
I’ve had enough.
Got to snap out of it.
Got to pick myself up.
Got to know, when enough is enough.
I don’t know where this story began but this is not the end.
Slowly growing tired of the life that I lead.
Everything I do, it’s like my head is a mess.
Everywhere I go there’s no escape the stress.
Sometimes it’s all just too much.
Seems like there’s no hope.
No hope, no way to cope.
Out of time. Out of mind.
I’m at the end of my rope,
I’m running low on time to borrow.
Taken for granted. No promised tomorrow.
I feel like there’s no hope.
I’ve had enough.
Got to snap out of it.
Got to pick myself up.
Got to know, when enough is enough.
I don’t know where this story began but this is not the end.
credits
from Feel The Burn,
released August 9, 2017
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