Your Hate Could Power A Train lyrics

• Under blue lamp light and radio waves A lab full of white coats examine the frame
  Of the mind and its suffering, but no one can say
  How someone reclaims a little autonomy
  Sold it to the land, tossed it like seed
  Saw it grow hands and fold me underneath

  Your name is a torch to the skin, and I’ve heard it
  Spoken it so many times it hardly sounds like a word
  You’re not to be crossed, but then you never were
  You say God and men have always raced to be first
  And I’m under the table catching the excess
  Left to be strung over two thousand frets

  What does it say about you?
  Your hate could power a train
  And what does it say about me?
  Your love could get away with anything
  With anything

  I put the needle to the groove, and let it play out
  While you’re playing on virtue, what could I say now?
  Plain as the limb on your family tree
  I know the way they hurt you is the way you hurt me
  Quietly I’m losing my mind, losing my mind, losing my mind
  And you don’t seem to mind now

  What does it say about you?
  Your hate could power a train
  And what does it say about me?
  Your love could get away
  With anything
  With anything

  I’m not messing around
  Not ready to laugh about it
  I don’t worship the ground that’s holding you
  I think it’s wrong, the way you harm
  But no one ever looks too hard at it

  What does it say about you?
  Your hate could power a train
  And what does it say about me?
  Your love could get away with anything

• Who is the author of the song Your Hate Could Power A Train?
  The song Your Hate Could Power A Train was written by Madison Cunningham.

• Who sings the song Your Hate Could Power A Train?
  The song Your Hate Could Power A Train is performed by Madison Cunningham.