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Zombie Stare

Zombie Stare


You smile but when you smile your not here

A stoic style to help you hide the fear

And no one sees

No one sees.


And now you're hanging from the ledge, afraid to care

Walking on the edge with no one there,

And I alone can see the zombie stare

That no one sees

No one sees.


Dead inside, you just live for the fight

But you can't hide the pain when you're alone at night

And no one sees, 

No one sees.


And now you're hanging from the ledge, afraid to care

Walking on the edge with no one there,

And I alone can see the zombie stare

That no one sees

No one sees.




 

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