One life’s not enough

Verse 1 I love the sun, the tea, the fall — I want it all before I go. But inside — a string about to snap: What if I look back and see no map? Chorus One life's not enough — give me a hundred roads. I'll burn and crash and rise. I'm scared that when the bell just tolls, I'll say, "I lived like shadows, nothing more." Verse 2 A thousand tastes, a thousand nights — I'll crash, but I'll see all the lights. Don't let me wake up grey and tired: "Just work and sleep — that's all I wired." Chorus One life's not enough — give me a hundred roads. I'll burn and crash and rise. I'm scared that when the bell just tolls, I'll say, "I lived like shadows, nothing more." Bridge Mom, I don't need rest — I don't want to die — I'm scared not to live enough. Final Chorus One life's not enough — I'll steal a hundred more. I'll sing until my throat is sore. I love this life like mad — I swear — Not "grey and fine" — but fire and air.