no. 1, by underwoman and the believers

no. 1

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released November 1, 2010

underwoman and the believers Oakland, California

Track Name: discard: you work so hard
for what you want
you didn't try
but i gave you my heart

when you loved me
i was set free

you had me
in your sights
you didn't know
i wouldn't fight

please let me believe
that i meant
something
before you discard
this

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