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Grey are the clouds that seem to follow you around
Wherever you may go
Stay is the one thing that you couldn't do
Where has that left you now
You're just a shell of what you used to call yourself
I can tell that you're not getting any better
I'll address this letter to your former self
Just to know that you're doing well
Medicate yourself until you can't seem to feel
For anyone at all
Safe is how you feel when you find happiness
At the end of a bottle
I hope you're doing well
You're just a shell of what you used to call yourself
I can tell that you're not getting any better
I'll address this letter to your former self
Just to know that you're doing well
Just to know that you're doing well
You're just a shell of what you used to call yourself
I can tell that you're not getting any better
I'll address this letter to your former self
Just to know that you're doing well
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