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I don't think I can take anymore
The feeling is dangerous
I had too much and woke up on the floor
But that couldn't save us

I put back together the pieces again
I did it in vain though
'Cause every memory starts at the end

When everything fades out
I couldn't say no
I told you I would be fine
345 was a lie

You lit a fire inside
I tried to hide
I was entirely blind
The funeral pyre was bright

But I couldn't die
I tried to open my eyes
But I never woke up in time
Try as I might

You still confide in me why?
I still reply
I don't think I can take anymore
Enough with the past though

I pull up at 4: 56 at the door
Familiar back roads
The last couple weeks gave me reason for hope
But regret's inescapable

I fumbled the words every time that we spoke
I think I'm incapable
I can't escape
I don't think I can take anymore

I don't think I can take anymore

There's nothing left to say now
'Cause we felt these scars buried way down
Like a tell-tale heart
But we break down
Just like disconnected satellites in the sky
Were burning bright

Find a room with skylight windows make me sit there inside
So when my vision fades it looks like '86 in the sky
I can't be saved now
Just like before
I don't I can take anymore
Just like before
I don't think I can take anymore

There's nothing to say
We tried to put this behind us before
It's stuck in the way
It's gathering slow like a storm on the coast
It's coming to its imminent

Tearing apart what you wanted the most
But you were indifferent I wasn't listening
She never wrote alibis
Damage control was a lie
You lit a fire inside
I tried to hide
I was entirely blind

The funeral pyre was bright
But I couldn't die
I tried to open my eyes
But I never woke up in time

Try as I might
You still confide in me why?
I still reply
I don't think I can take anymore

There's no end in sight
How much can you possibly try to ignore?
When you're home for the night
And shadows emerge from the corners again
I just wanna try and sleep
But into the darkness you slowly descend
With fear and anxiety zero sobriety no I can't take anymore