Incredible
de Oceans Ate Alaska
They came to conquer, all they wanted was to watch us suffer
Should of known what doesn’t kill me, only makes us stronger
Some say we brought this upon ourselves
Overlooked the cracks
Never heard the cries for help
I have no one to blame but myself
Whispers in the wind, shared all our sins and secrets
They came to conquer (they came to conquer)
Not for glory or a hero’s return
All they want is to watch us crash and burn
Vultures above and sharks below are waiting for us to fall
In hope that they’ll catch you and ruin it all
Circling us from head to toe
We’re swimming In the shallows arguing to and fro
There’s bad blood In the air
This killer instincts the only thing we’ll ever share
We are the creators of our own demise
They took to the sea’s
They took to the skies
Only had eyes for my prize possessions
Turned all my confessions into lies
All they want is to watch us crash and burn
All they want is to watch us crash and burn
This is what it feels like to be in the jaws of defeat
One thousand teeth, slowly sinking in
Vultures above and sharks below are waiting for us to fall
In hope that they’ll catch you and ruin it all
Circling us from head to toe
We’re swimming in the shallows arguing to and fro
There’s bad blood in the air
This killer instincts the only thing we’ll ever share
They came to conquer, all they wanted
Was to watch us suffer
They came to conquer, all they wanted
Was to watch us suffer
Watch us suffer
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