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The Taste of Ink Karaoke

The Used

LyricsThe Taste of Ink

Is it worth it

can you even hear me

Standing with your spotlight on me

Not enough to feed the hungry

I'm tired and I've felt it

for a while now

In this sea of lonely

The taste of ink is getting old

It's four o'clock

in the fucking morning

Each day gets more

and more like the last day

Still I can see it coming

While I'm standing

in the river drowning

This could be

my chance to break out

This could be

my chance to say goodbye

At last it's finally over

Couldn't take this town much longer

Being half dead wasn't

what I planned to be

Now I'm ready to be free

So here I am it's in my hands

And I'll savor every moment of this

So here I am alive at last

And I'll savor every moment of this

Won't you think I'm pretty

When I'm standing top

the bright lit city

And I'll take your hand

and pick you up

And keep you there

so you can see

As long as you're

alive and care

I promise I will take you there

We'll drink and dance the night away

We'll drink and dance the night away

Oh

So here I am it's in my hands

And I'll savor every moment of this

So here I am alive at last

And I'll savor every moment of this

Savor every moment of this

As long as you're alive

Here I am

I promise I will take you there

As long as you're alive

Here I am

I promise I will take you there

And won't you think I'm pretty

When I'm standing top

the bright lit city

And I'll take your hand

and pick you up

And keep you there

so you can see it

As long as you're alive and care

I promise I will take you there

As long as you're alive and care

I promise I will take you there

So here I am it's in my hand

And I'll savor every moment of this

So here I am alive at last

And I'll savor every moment of this

Savor every moment of this

Savor every moment of this

Publisher
Used Movement Music, The Best Music Works
Copyright owner
Quinn Allman, Quinn Scott Allman, Robert C Mc Cracken, Branden Steineckert, Jeph Howard