Who Knows The Song - Lost my mind First Person To Write All The Lyrics Gets Brainlist ALL

Explanation:

You're the sound of a song and I can't get you out of my head

You're the calm in the storm, you're the voice sayin', "Come back to bed"

Maybe I'm just too tired to keep runnin'

Maybe you're what I never saw comin'

Am I in your head

Half as often as you're on my mind?

If I don't make sense

Please, forgive me, I can't sleep at night

At least, not alone, not anymore

Not since I found what I never went lookin' for

And now you're in my head

I must have lost my mind

You're the scars on my skin, you're the past I don't wanna erase

You're the words on my lips that have left but I still seem to taste

Maybe I'm just too tired to keep lyin'

Maybe you're all I ever wanted

Am I in your head

Half as often as you're on my mind?

If I don't make sense

Please, forgive me, I can't sleep at night

At least, not alone, not anymore

Not since I found what I never went lookin' for

And now you're in my head

I must have lost my mind

There's an empty space beside me (empty space beside me)

And I'll keep it that way until you're here

I need you here

There was a different face beside me (different face beside me)

But I sent her away

'Cause you're not here, here

Am I in your head

Half as often as you're on my mind?

If I don't make sense

Please, forgive me, I can't sleep at night

At least, not alone

It is by Finneas O'Connell

Explanation:

You're the sound of a song and I can't get you out of my head

You're the calm in the storm, you're the voice sayin', "Come back to bed"

Maybe I'm just too tired to keep runnin'

Maybe you're what I never saw comin'

Am I in your head

Half as often as you're on my mind?

If I don't make sense

Please, forgive me, I can't sleep at night

At least, not alone, not anymore

Not since I found what I never went lookin' for

And now you're in my head

I must have lost my mind

You're the scars on my skin, you're the past I don't wanna erase

You're the words on my lips that have left but I still seem to taste

Maybe I'm just too tired to keep lyin'

Maybe you're all I ever wanted

Am I in your head

Half as often as you're on my mind?

If I don't make sense

Please, forgive me, I can't sleep at night

At least, not alone, not anymore

Not since I found what I never went lookin' for

And now you're in my head

I must have lost my mind

There's an empty space beside me (empty space beside me)

And I'll keep it that way until you're here

I need you here

There was a different face beside me (different face beside me)

But I sent her away

'Cause you're not here, here

Am I in your head

Half as often as you're on my mind?

If I don't make sense

Please, forgive me, I can't sleep at night

At least, not alone

postive, comparative, superlative - good, better, best

recall how we defined nouns as words capable of having plurals and possessive endings. adjectives (and their first cousin, the adverb) also have a feature that distinguishes them. they come in three states. first, the raw adjective—in its positive state—merely describes the noun modified; it doesn’t care about how this particular person or thing stacks up against other members of the same noun class

this answer to this question is c. allegory

why?

stories with allegories have a hidden symbolic meaning with a theme. the hidden meaning can be political, or other real life problems.