Sinking

JAMES M. O'CONNOR, JASON CHARLES MILLER, MICHAEL K. MILLER, ULLRICH GERD HEPPERLIN

Standing in the back of the line
I feel the others try to push me
Down and keep it away from me
Grabbing at the one thing that I know is mine

Can't you see me with my head to the floor
Feel the recklessness of absolute desperation
Valued sentimental pieces of the life
I thought I held in my hands

Why do I always try
To better what I am
Can't I realize
That I've always been sinking

Failing everyday
It only helps to aggravate
The sickening feeling
Inside that won't go away

Falling down
Pick yourself up and fall down
This is what it's lie to be me, me
Can't you see what I see

Why do I always try
To better what I am
Can't I realize
That I've always been sinking

What I am is what I feel
But what I feel is nothing real
And what I know is all I want
Is to be saved from this spot
Is to be saved from this spot

Why do I always try
To better what I am
Can't I realize
That I've always been sinking

Trivia about the song Sinking by Godhead

When was the song “Sinking” released by Godhead?
The song Sinking was released in 2001, on the album “2000 Years Of Human Error”.
Who composed the song “Sinking” by Godhead?
The song “Sinking” by Godhead was composed by JAMES M. O'CONNOR, JASON CHARLES MILLER, MICHAEL K. MILLER, ULLRICH GERD HEPPERLIN.

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