Little Prince Lyrics

We came unprepared just like we do, but I think I've got $4.52 and that's enough for chocolate milk and orange juice.

Awkward handshakes I can't get down.

Knuckles to the door in the front of your house.

We're slipping through the cracks in the asphalt.

They're saying, "Don't get stuck" It's just my luck but...

When the streetlights glow my way home and the raindrops on my window, it's all done & dusted, my guilt is rusted, and I wake up to my ringtone.

We're all clapping for the wrong things.

You look so strong but empty, but don't we all?

Ready to riot before the fall.

It's like I'm living a life of discontent, envious of their regrets.

Wishing that I was something better, anywhere else.

We could paint this town red, but I can't seem to bite the bullet.

I want something better than staying in.

The old money's hanging on, there are rented salons and waffle houses for late nights.

Bad attitudes, drinking blue moons, having the time of their lives.

I don't wanna go through a box of tissues.

Screaming at the wall won't solve my issues.

You're unprepared.

planning a future out

of things that aren't there.

It's like I'm living a life of discontent, envious of their regrets.

Wishing that I was something better, anywhere else.

We could paint this town red, but I can't seem to bite the bullet.

I want something better than staying in.

I can't live a life so disconnected, a bullet to the brain that I've accepted.

A bloodied-up t-shirt sleeve, now I wear it proudly.

I want to paint this town red, instead of mapping out my head,

And let myself walk these streets, fall a couple times and bleed.