Senses Fail
Senses Fail & Connie Sgarbossa & SeeYouSpaceCowboy…
Senses Fail
Senses Fail
Senses Fail & Spencer Charnas
Senses Fail
Senses Fail
Senses Fail
Senses Fail
Senses Fail
Senses Fail
Today is the anniversary of the day that you should have been born
Nobody ever taught me healthy habits or how to mourn
Standing by the ocean I have waited with your ashes scattering
I'm throwing salt into the sea
The burden of your death like a boulder on my chest
A wet blanket keeping just warm enough to stay alive but still suffering
Emptiness is all I can feel
There's nothing in this world that feels real
I cannot stop obsessive thoughts fixated on what I have lost
How will I ever learn to heal?
The birds still sing in the cemеtery and the flowers still bloom
How do I bury somеone that I never even got to know
I will circle myself in salt and incense to preserve this sense of fleeting innocence
I just want my mental health to be my greatest wealth
I don't ever want to be this low again
Emptiness is all I can feel
There's nothing in this world that feels real
I cannot stop obsessive thoughts fixated on what I have lost
How will I ever learn to heal?
I try so hard to not be aware that everyone I love can disappear
I hear footsteps in the night, I swear I see your face
I clutch the clothes that we bought for you that you'll never wear
Emptiness is all I can feel
There's nothing in this world that feels real
I cannot stop obsessive thoughts fixated on what I have lost
How will I ever learn to heal?
Emptiness is all I can feel
There's nothing in this world that feels real
I cannot stop obsessive thoughts fixated on what I have lost
How will I ever learn to heal?
The Fire Sermon was written by Buddy Nielsen.
The Fire Sermon was produced by Beau Burchell.
Senses Fail released The Fire Sermon on Fri Jul 15 2022.
This song is about dealing with the grief of multiple miscarriages as well as the grief of having a child. It’s so bittersweet because every time they reach a milestone, they’re in some way moving away from you. So, it’s just this constant acceptance and letting go as well as grieving these moments...