Credits

PERFORMING ARTISTS
Brian Fallon
Brian Fallon
Vocals
Catherine Popper
Catherine Popper
Bass
Butch Walker
Butch Walker
Background Vocals
COMPOSITION & LYRICS
Brian Fallon
Brian Fallon
Composer
PRODUCTION & ENGINEERING
Butch Walker
Butch Walker
Producer
Todd Stopera
Todd Stopera
Recording Engineer
Michael Brauer
Michael Brauer
Mixing Engineer

Lyrics

[Verse 1]
And I lost my mind in the middle of Toronto
I was spending nights at home full throttle
I was breaking your heart, breaking my heart
Revenge
[Verse 2]
And I feel just like I woke up
In somebody else's skin
Who else is gonna remind you
To take a picture of them?
[Verse 3]
Well they brought hearts and daggers
They wrote songs about you
When they tied you up in the throngs of ladders
And you never ended up coming home
You just became something like some smoke
That I tried too hard to hold
[Verse 4]
And when I awoke
Everything had changed, you see
I left my home
Returned something different
I was bleeding to death
Beaten to death with regret
[Verse 5]
And nobody else can see it
But there's something underneath my skin
And I wish I could tell you
I had the worst little dream
[Verse 6]
And they brought hearts and daggers
They wrote songs about you
When they tied you up in the throngs of ladders
And you never ended up coming home
You just became something like some smoke
That I tried too hard to hold
[Verse 7]
And the black clouds came
And darkened all our insides
There were newspaper clippings
With horrible headlines
Of doom and despair
And your name and my name said
Who will save you from the truth
Of the matter that you love
Though like gold, is gone
[Verse 8]
And they brought hearts and daggers
They wrote songs about her
When they tied you up in the throngs of ladders
And you never ended up coming home
You just became something like a dream I saw
[Verse 9]
Well they brought hearts and daggers
They wrote songs about you
When they tied you up and you hung from ladders
And you never ended up coming home
You just became something like some smoke
That I tried too hard to hold
Written by: Brian Fallon
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