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Fire In Your Chest
03:06
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No one's gonna want me for my jawline
No one's gonna want me for the power that I hold
Because my body is composed of mismatched puzzle pieces
And I will never rule the world
So find something that matters
To light the fire in your chest
I hold a couple matches
But I cannot do the rest
Don't let my nightmare of dying alone
Become my last memory
Don't let me do that to me
Had a few lovers in my lifetime
But they've all found another's bed
Can't say I'm truly disappointed
Most made me want solitude instead
Now I know I'm hypocritical
Don't always practice what I preach
And I can barely see the consequences
Even ones that should be plain to me
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