Safety Switch - Slowly Slowly, Bec Stevens

I don’t really see it, when you say you’re sorry

I’m like a little extra sitting in your movie scene

I think I got a conscience but it’s on vacation

And I don’t want to bother, maybe this is what they need

I just want to be there, when it’s all forgotten

And when we finally get there, are you gonna say my name?

And not under your breath like a fucking test

Tell me would you love me if I started making sense?

Tell me would you cut me if my aptitude found its consequence?

Tell me that you’re building in a safety switch that turns us off before we

drift

Tell me that you’ll stop me just before we hit a wall

Looks like an another late night, staring at the window

Waiting for a monster, waiting for a guiding light

That’s a little rich now, coming from a cop out

Just because you feel it, doesn’t means it’s justified

I think a got a conscience but it’s on vacation

I just got a postcard said they’re coming home real soon

Ever since they left I’ve been running out of breath

Tell me would you love me if I started making sense?

Tell me would you cut me if my aptitude found its consequence?

Tell me that you’re building in a safety switch that turns us off before we

drift

Tell me that you’ll stop me just before we hit a wall

I think we’ll be alright if I fill up the cracks

With apologies and never take them back

I wanna say yes, but I don’t know

I wanna say yes, but you’ve gone cold

I wanna say yes, but we both know

Tell me would you love me if I started making sense?

Tell me would you cut me if my aptitude found its consequence?

Tell me that you’re building in a safety switch that turns us off before we

drift

Tell me that you’ll stop me just before we hit a wall

I wanna say yes, but I don’t know

I wanna say yes, but you’ve gone cold

I wanna say yes, but we both know