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Alkaline Trio ~ Armageddon


I wrote the words to this song on the back of a photograph Behind your back it goes A little something like this is way to big to miss I got a letter in the mail The sender failed to let me know where It came from Opened it up and sure enough there we were Arm in arm (up in arms) again I know it's small but my last calls been called a half an hour ago I know it's late but do you think you could at least fix it for me Then i'll go i'll go alone i swear I won't tell a soul I'll drink this beer and write in fear of a song everybody hates Armageddon, let the light in Before we say goodbye give us something to believe in Armageddon, we're not begging For too much i don't think Just need a goodbye kiss (one last salute) Before we sink We sink more free lyrics

I wrote the words to this song on the back of a photograph
Behind your back it goes
A little something like this is way to big to miss
I got a letter in the mail
The sender failed to let me know where
It came from
Opened it up and sure enough there we were
Arm in arm (up in arms) again
I know it's small but my last calls been called a half an hour ago
I know it's late but do you think you could at least fix it for me
Then i'll go i'll go alone i swear
I won't tell a soul
I'll drink this beer and write in fear of a song everybody hates
Armageddon, let the light in
Before we say goodbye give us something to believe in
Armageddon, we're not begging
For too much i don't think
Just need a goodbye kiss (one last salute)
Before we sink
We sink

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