Thought I’d never be waking
On the kitchen floor
But here I lie, not the first time
Now my morning has broken
And it brings the fear
My minds falling, fall in
Then I feel my pulse quickening
But regrets can’t change anything
Yeah I feel my pulse quickening
When your name lights up the screen
Oh Joy
When you call me I was giving up,
Oh I was giving in
Joy
Set my mind free
I was giving up, Oh I was giving in
How’d you always know when I’m down?
How’d you always know when I’m down?
Take a walk through the wreckage
Clearing out my head
I hear your eyes roll, right down the phone
I’m your walking disaster, keep on dragging me
From self-pity, poor me
Then I feel my pulse quickening
But I wouldn’t change a thing
Oh Joy
When you call me
I was giving up, Oh I was giving in
Joy, set my mind free
I was giving up, Oh I was giving in
How’d you always know when I’m down?
How’d you always know when I’m down?
As the night dissolves into this final frame
You’re a sweet release, you save me from my brain
From my brain, from my brain, from my brain
Oh Joy
When you call me
I was giving up, Oh I was giving in
Joy, set my mind free I was giving up,
Oh I was giving in
How’d you always know when I’m down?
How’d you always know when I’m down?
I feel Joy when you call me
I feel Joy when you call me
I feel Joy when you call me
I feel Joy when you call me
How’d you always know when I’m down?
How’d you always know when I’m down?
The Bastille (, French: [bastij] ) was a medieval fortress in Paris, known as the Bastille Saint-Antoine. It played an important role in the internal conflicts of France and for most of its history was used as a state prison by the kings of France. It was stormed by a crowd on 14 July 1789, in the French Revolution, becoming an important symbol for the French Republican movement. It was later demolished and replaced by the Place de la Bastille public square in Paris. The castle was built to defe...
