Heroscape from Sympathizer by we hold hands and we jump

In another life I'd consider you a good friend
Statistically, I've died in it by now
How come you've never even visited your hometown
Don't you wonder if your lack of love's innate

When is late too late
In your opinion to change
Are you as powerless as I was
I know you know who I am now
I know you feel ashamed
You taught me how to believe some are just born evil
It's a shame it had to end the way it did
It's a shame it had to end the way it did

I heard you moved to Brooklyn with your backpack
Just you and foggy streets and skateboard wheels
I heard you hurt somebody back in college pretty bad
I heard you slipped something into her drink

How far is too far
In your opinion to draw the line
I know you're not as Catholic as your mom
But she could trust you
And if I could trust you
I got kinda scared that I could end up like you
So I'm kind of glad it ended like it did
But part of me still sings just like you did

You were my best friend, but now you're a rapist
So I threw you on the curb
And the fact is, I should have seen this coming
There's a reason violence is a noun, not a verb

It lasts forever
It's who you are
If you like making people bleed and leaving scars
It's hard to care how it's justified
You taught someone how to kill a dream, a heart
And if they cannot fight you back, I know someone who will
It's me, I'll start
It's me, I'll start

So if I see you at a show someday
I've practiced in the shower what I'll say
Fuck all that, I hope that you die young
Without any remorse leaving my tongue

• Alternative
• acoustic emo
• bedroom-pop
• dreamy
• grunge
• singer-songwriter
• Pittsburgh