Trap Door
from This makes me sad, and I miss you by Circus Trees
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lyrics
there’s a scar on my hand and i don’t
know what for, and i still don’t understand
oh it wasn’t there before, distracted by
the bruised up body i ignore
‘cause every time i rise i fall to the
ground floor
brother should i keep on beating myself
sisters i’m not that strong i need your help
‘cause i’m falling through the trap door
and don’t stop me not anymore
just use me like your sycamore
and abuse me so i can’t grow more
and i might be well enough to crawl
so i’ll drag myself down the hall
and you told me i should stand tall
and you’re worried that i’m not at all
‘cause i’m falling through the trap door
and don’t stop me not anymore
and just use me like your sycamore
and abuse me so i can’t grow more
and i’m waiting oh to hit the ground
(falling from the)
‘cause i know i’m also death bound
and you wait for me to come around
(i wont be back)
but i’m so close oh i’m going down
‘cause i’m falling through the trap door
know what for, and i still don’t understand
oh it wasn’t there before, distracted by
the bruised up body i ignore
‘cause every time i rise i fall to the
ground floor
brother should i keep on beating myself
sisters i’m not that strong i need your help
‘cause i’m falling through the trap door
and don’t stop me not anymore
just use me like your sycamore
and abuse me so i can’t grow more
and i might be well enough to crawl
so i’ll drag myself down the hall
and you told me i should stand tall
and you’re worried that i’m not at all
‘cause i’m falling through the trap door
and don’t stop me not anymore
and just use me like your sycamore
and abuse me so i can’t grow more
and i’m waiting oh to hit the ground
(falling from the)
‘cause i know i’m also death bound
and you wait for me to come around
(i wont be back)
but i’m so close oh i’m going down
‘cause i’m falling through the trap door
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from This makes me sad, and I miss you,
released September 20, 2024
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Circus Trees Marlborough, Massachusetts
Circus Trees makes music rooted in the wastelands of suburbia, reflective of their own personal pains and tragedies, but relatable to humans of every age, culture, and lifestyle. Their music is equal parts inspiring and heartbreaking, with an alchemic style combining the best elements of grunge, emo, shoegaze, pop, & indie resulting in a sound of sadness that will echo in your heart for days. ... more
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