Crowsfeet

Douglas Ardito, Wes Scantlin

Black hole, white lines, it stained my time
I'm too young to die
Don't worry about me and don't cry
Maybe today I'll make it alive

Push me again
Then you'll feel what it's like to be swept aside
The skies my eyes
Crowsfeet that are trampling my face

Maybe today I'll make it alive
Maybe today
Maybe today I'll make it alive
Make it alive

Black hole, white lines, it stained my time
I'm too young to die
Don't worry about me and don't cry
Maybe today I'll make it alive

Maybe today
Maybe today I'll make it alive
Make it alive

If you believe and trust in the ones
Tryin' to stop you from killing us suns
Then you will see that you were wrong
Look what you done but the damage's been done

If you believe and trust in the ones
Tryin' to stop you from killing us suns
Then you will see that you were wrong
Look what you done but the damage's been done

Look what you done but the damage's been done
Look what you done but the damage's been done
Look what you done but the damage's been done

Maybe today I'll make it alive
Maybe today
Maybe today I'll make it alive
We could make it alive

Make it alive
We could make it alive
Maybe today
I'll make it alive

Trivia about the song Crowsfeet by Puddle of Mudd

When was the song “Crowsfeet” released by Puddle of Mudd?
The song Crowsfeet was released in 2009, on the album “Volume 4: Songs in the Key of Love & Hate”.
Who composed the song “Crowsfeet” by Puddle of Mudd?
The song “Crowsfeet” by Puddle of Mudd was composed by Douglas Ardito, Wes Scantlin.

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