Can We Hang On? - Cold War Kids

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Can We Hang On? Lyrics

I've come here nine times asking you do not make it ten
I'm peeling off all the armor that protected my skin
Apologize, I'm laying down my ego to rest
Could you be mine forever just in case it exists?

I think about the old days
What we've been through to survive
Do we get better with time?
Tell me I'm wrong

Looking back to the start
Who we were when we met
This box of pictures tells a story
When we fight, we forget
And I can barely recognize us
Back then we were obsessed
Can we cut out this madness and get back to the best?

Think about the old days
What we've been through to survive
Do we get better with time?
Tell me I'm wrong
I'm looking to you always
We follow the same guiding light
Passing like ships in the night
Can we hang on?
Can we hang on?

Can we hang on?
Can we hang on?
Can we hang on?

This could've gone either way
If one of us had walked
If I'd gone off, and you caved in
And we broke it off
I'd be lost
I'd be chasing some broke down dream
I'd be bored to death
But we cannot stay forever young and out of our heads
Out of our heads

I'll think about tomorrow
If I can get through tonight
I know that we'll be alright
Can we be strong?
I'm looking to you always
Even though we're like ships in the night
Don't you go passing me by
Can we hang on?
Can we hang on?

Can we hang on?
Can we hang on?
Can we hang on?

You can find it
If you're dying to live
If you want to know the secret, hang on
You can find it
If you're dying to live
If you want to know the secret, hang on
You can find it
If you're dying to live
If you want to know the secret, hang on

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Formed in 2004, the band's breakthrough debut Robbers & Cowards was released to considerable acclaim in 2006. The darker Loyalty To Loyalty followed two years later, and 2011's Mine Is Yours introduced deeper anthemic qualities to the eclectic group's catalog.

Dear Miss Lonelyhearts, which features the rollicking, energetic single "Miracle Mile," is Cold War Kids' first release with former Modest Mouse and Murder City Devils guitarist Dann Gallucci, who also handled its production alongside Lars Stalfors.

"We were shaken up, ready to let certain songs go further than before by trying new styles and arrangements, while keeping others sparse and caring more about the finished product and less about how we got there," explains frontman Nathan Willet about the ten-track album, which was recorded at the band's private studio in San Pedro, CA.

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