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Scars Lyrics by Michael Malarkey

Mongrels

2017

[Verse 1]
Do you like scars?
Do scars make the man?
Do you want me wounded and hardened
My head in the sand?
My fists up in defiance?
Is that what you understand?

[Bridge]
Am I too good to be gone?
Beginning the ending for too long

[Verse 2]
This is my flagship attempt
At a second chance
Do you want me groveling and sober
A brilliant wreckage
Or three sheets to the wind
Three pages of you
But I've misplaced the truth?

[Bridge]
Am I too good to be gone?
Beginning the ending for too long

[Chorus]
Have we gone too far?
Have we lost our minds?
Imitating the seasons
And we fall behind
Have we gone too far?
Have we lost our minds?
Imitating the seasons
And we fall behind

So come on
Come on
Come on

Am I too good to be gone?
Beginning the ending for too long

(Instrumental)

[Chorus]
Have we gone too far?
Have we lost our minds?
Imitating the seasons
And we fall behind
Have we gone too far?
Have we lost our minds?
Imitating the seasons
And we fall behind
Have we gone too far?
Have we lost our minds?
Imitating the seasons
And we fall behind
Have we gone too far?
Have we lost our minds?
Imitating the seasons
And we fall behind
(When I crossed myself)
Have we gone too far?
(Is when I crossed the line)
(I could see the storm)
Have we lost our minds?
(I had my dagger drawn)
(I just needed a reason)
Imitating the seasons
(Something natural)
And we fall behind
(But something wicked came)
(And we turn like a hog)
Have we gone too far?
(On the spit of our lives)
(And the ceremony swells)
Have we lost our minds?
(And our eyes burn bright)
(But there was never a reason)
Imitating the seasons
(It was natural)
And we fall behind
(This is part of the fight)
(So come on)
Have we gone too far?
(Oh come on)
Have we lost our minds?
(Come on)
Imitating the seasons
And we fall behind
(Bring it on)
Have we gone too far?
(Oh, bring it on)
Have we lost our minds?
(Oh, bring it on)
Imitating the seasons
And we fall behind

Am I too good to be gone?
Beginning the ending for too long
Credits
Michael Malarkey

Michael Malarkey

About “Scars” by Michael Malarkey

Read the complete lyrics to "Scars" by Michael Malarkey from the album "Mongrels" in 2017. On Lyrks you can follow along with the full text, explore the artist's discography, and discover related songs. The track is often categorized under Soundtrack, Rock, Blues Rock.

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"Scars" is credited to Michael Malarkey. Songwriting credits may include additional writers listed on the release; check the credits section on this page for linked collaborators.

"Scars" appears on "Mongrels" in 2017.

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