1. |
3 AM
03:25
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My hands are shakin'
My eyes are heavy
Just laying awake
Fixing things I cannot change
I can see the sun
Cause its boiling my blood
My heart is racing
God why cant I get some sleep
These days are hard
To keep going on
As hard as it is
God why cant I fall asleep
Its 3 AM
But I thought it was 11
I guess I'll take one more
God why cant I get some sleep
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2. |
Mistakes
04:22
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I can make it with a lot of mistakes
I think I kinda like it that ol way momma
Think twice because I wont abide you I wont abide you I wont abide you
Dont tell me what you think I should do
Dont you know that I'm going to do what I wanna
I can make it with a lot of mistakes, girl I
Cant make it with you in my way
Die trying cause you know I can, ye
I can make it even if you cant
Wake up dying cause you know Im not trying you know Im not trying you know Im not trying
Run away while you still can
I can make it any way I can
I can make it with a lot of mistakes but I
Cant make it with you in my way
Wake up dying cause you know Im not trying
Die trying cause you know I can
HEAVEN NEVER FELT SO DAMN GOOOOD YA
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Shady Oaks Denver, Colorado
Shady Oaks is an indie rock band from Denver that blends styles of alternative, blues and garage rock. The five-piece band brings listeners original music that is both dreamy and psychedelic, yet equally rugged.
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