She's a Burnout letra

Wake up late like never before
And pack your clothes and the sock on the door
Piles of credit cards, white dollar bills on the floor
But it's time to move on even though you're all sored, yeah

So, you leave the hotel and turn the radio on
And turn down everything that's not your precious alcohol
Your nose begins to bleed, I wonder why
You should go home, everyone thinks you had enough for a night
And if you think that you're better than anyone
Well think again, girl, if you were would you be all alone?

She's got one, two more reasons to burn out
I don't care what you do on your night out
Just make sure to stay outta their way
Or you'll wind up dead any day, yeah
And if you think about telling
Anyone
Well think again, girl, you should know better than before

Your addiction's now handing you a crown
Whilst shaking hands and sudden blackouts
Are down the street time's all up now
Get up from the floor time is running out, yeah
And if you think your life matters to anyone
Well think again, girl, you should know you brought this on your own

She's got one, two more reasons to burn out
I don't care what you do on your night out
Just make sure to stay outta their way
Or you'll wind up dead any day, yeah
And if you think about telling anyone
Well think again, girl, you should know better than before

You've got your head straight
And you've got your clothes now cleaned
But every night your mind goes up to where you once have been
As you lay in your bed
You're remembering the streets
Where you were weekly cold
Asleep on concrete sheets, yeah
And you've already had your time in the Sun
It's all downhill from here in a sec you will be done

She's got one, two more reasons to burn out
I don't care what you do on your night out
Just make sure to stay outta their way
Or you'll wind up dead any day, yeah
And if you think about telling anyone
Well think again, girl, you should know better than before

Thony Rosa - Letras

• In Chains
• In The Burial Ground
• Jimmy Runs
• July Afternoon
• On The Run
• One Last Goodbye
• She's a Burnout
• True You