I get lost behind the plot
And I'm skinny with regret
And I barely breathe enough
And I'm swimming in the thoughts
That I haven't got to yet
And I crane to rise above

I know you're waiting for me
I know you'll still be there

I get weakened with the weight
And I'm riddled with remorse
And I spin, but not the rooms
And I'm shamed to have to state
That I'm bottled at the source
And I sputter on the fumes

I know you're waiting for me
I know you'll still be there
I know you're waiting for me
I know you'll still be there

My mind is mute
My nerves are numb
But still

I know you're waiting for me
I know you'll still be there
I know you're waiting for me
I know you'll still be there


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    this is about putting yourself down and waiting for that one special person. tis like deep and examining your deepest feeling bout yourselves and everything written in that song i have felt at soime point!

    stebugon March 04, 2003   Link

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