Frake

It sounds like the end, but no one leaves. They both understand that there won't be a happy ending, but the scene is too beautiful to end right away. He ruined everything, of course - not on purpose, but as only he knows how. And now he's asking to be hit, really hit, right where it hurts - in the chin, in his pride, in his heart. Because when everything has gone to ruin, all that's left is to fall in love with this honest, useless disaster. The track is like a drawn-out“I'm sorry” spoken to music while your ch ee k s a r e s till bu r ni n g and t he lump i n you r thr o at refu s es to go a way.