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Replace My Heart Lyrics by The Killing Tree

The Romance of Helen Trent

2002

[Intro: Helena Marie]
"Friday. Friday morning I told Ken, called him up and said "did you still love me? I hurt myself", and he said "what did you do?" I told him what I did. Kind of felt really bad about it. But what could I do?"
[Verse 1: Tim McIlrath]
Reap my soul
I whisper cruel words that only I can hear
I dream in a never ending line of tragedy
Reap my soul
Disposition neckbraced by insecurity
Let freedom ring in my ears painfully
Muffle this bell with the hand of pessimism
And stuff the gun and render it useless
[Refrain 1: Tim McIlrath]
You can't stop this thought
Like a passing trainwreck
It barrels through my brains, paralyzing
In this state your words
Become the daggers and
And I'm left bleeding
These wounds of trust I know
As tunnel vision creates
My only sanctuary
As hope manifests
Itself in the thought of an end
This dying breath
[Pre-Chorus: Tim McIlrath]
Reap my soul
Cause I'm not sure I can go on
Now drag me down into your world
[Chorus: Tim McIlrath, Geoff Reu]
Replace my heart with your machine
And see if it still bleeds (and see if it still bleeds)
I'll cover my tracks so you can't trace
This accident to me
[Post-Chorus: Tim McIlrath]
Become my enemy
Become my enemy
Become my enemy
Become my enemy
[Verse 2: Tim McIlrath]
Reap my soul
Now my eyelids have become my enemies
I fight them to save myself from the scene
As the groundworks for my nightmares
Is created here
I stand helpless to this chaos in my head
And yet the chaos stands
Beautifully now
Like a carefully designed city of conformity
[Refrain 2: Tim McIlrath]
And I'll keep you awake tonight
And I'll hurt you until sunrise
In this attempt to displace
This pulsing attack on my sense
[Pre-Chorus: Tim McIlrath]
Reap my soul
Cause I'm not sure I can go on
Now drag me down into your world
[Chorus: Tim McIlrath, Geoff Reu]
Replace my heart with your machine
And see if it still bleeds (and see if it still bleeds)
I'll cover my tracks so you can't trace
This accident to me
[Instrumental break]
[Outro: Tim McIlrath]
Drag me down now
Drag me down now
Drag me down now
Drag
Drag me down now
Drag me down now
Drag me down now
Drag me down now
Credits
The Killing Tree

The Killing Tree

About “Replace My Heart” by The Killing Tree

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