iNSTEAD! (feat. Yoon Do Hyun) album cover

Track Info & Song Overview

iNSTEAD! (feat. Yoon Do Hyun) (iNSTEAD! (feat. Yoon Do Hyun)) is performed by Xdinary Heroes, featured on the album Open ♭eta v6.4 - Single (2024).

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Lyrics & Phonetic Romanization

You stare at me like I'm brain-dead

"Dr. Bad News" came with meds

Think I'm suffocating underwater, bad enough

Empty promises and lies are made with deeper cuts

I'm okay, unafraid

When my lungs collapse, it's overkill

To whom you wrote

I hope they choke on words that broke me

And when they ghost, keep playing dead

Bite my tongue instead

Instead

Instead

Let it burn the open wounds in you

Bite it instead

Every tragic tales you've told

Became my clarity that I've known

That feeling, something breathing under my bed

Something breathing next to my head instead

You always pick the best times

To drop every worst lines

Celebrate the scars and ones to come

Caving in like everything is breaking

One by one, gone blink of an eye

To whom you wrote

I hope they choke on words that broke me

And when they ghost, keep playing dead

Bite my tongue instead

Instead

Instead

Let it burn the open wounds in you

Bite it instead

An empty house with mirrors show

I can't be loud when no one knows, woah

Instead

Instead

Let it burn the open wounds in you

Bite it instead

Every tragic tales you've told

Became my clarity that I've known

That feeling, something breathing under my bed

Something breathing next to my head instead

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