I'm the Best at Ruining My Life

Benjamin Perri, Brian Deneeve, Francis Mark, Mike Pilato, Scott Gross

I've boarded up the windows to keep the morning from intrusion
I've left it on the doorknob, could you please just not disturb
On days like this we find it so hard to push ourselves up and out of bed
When nothing falls in favor of
I have so many things I would like to explain to you
But I don't know just how to communicate
I can't take this body shaking
Dress and we'll begin
Nights can be so violent when beds become vacant
So now I've blown it once again,
this would have been the last offense and
You should have been here months ago with open arms and honest face
address full doubt you've ever felt frustration well I'm choking on it now
And it's the hardest thing for me to shake
Is it because of this vacancy that you swear never to believe?
Honestly honest me, with a look that's so deceiving
I'll bite, chew, swallow, and digest the hands that feed me
With a bayonet for a tongue,
Swallow words inadvertently,
And to the organ flame I'll maintain a close adjacency
I have so many themes; I would love to explain to you
Farewell to all the days you were, within my reach,
and as of right now everything is making perfect sense

Trivia about the song I'm the Best at Ruining My Life by From Autumn to Ashes

When was the song “I'm the Best at Ruining My Life” released by From Autumn to Ashes?
The song I'm the Best at Ruining My Life was released in 2004, on the album “The Fiction We Live”.
Who composed the song “I'm the Best at Ruining My Life” by From Autumn to Ashes?
The song “I'm the Best at Ruining My Life” by From Autumn to Ashes was composed by Benjamin Perri, Brian Deneeve, Francis Mark, Mike Pilato, Scott Gross.

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