This isn't about you
Or the life she's leading through you
Just every passing day
Leaves me wondering what is really true
Expecting to find you sleeping soundly

Through and through
Sadness comes misplaced
And ends are means by which to uncover truth
Happiness will come when you are with the one
Who can take you to places you never were

But always knew
I'm coming for the ride
And you can say it's too safe inside
You cannot realize it's taking time

I'm taking it in stride
I'm sure it's safer inside
You just can't realize but you're such a person
Wake up every morning, every morning
With her name in your head, you can survive

But you say I'm not half what I wish
I was so much back then
There is no end and no room for pretend
Feeling only this, I cannot fathom it

There's no escape from uncertain fate
There is no excuse, why did this happen to you
Can our lives be made up
From what's been left in time
You're feeling time crushing at the spine

And you're tired and I'm tired
We're so tired, yeah
You're tired inside
You just can't realize what's wrong

Or what it's like to be something
Oh you've come a long way
And I know everything feels gone
Will you see this through

Or will you say it's through
Everything seems so gone to you


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    ahh my favorite song by midtown... ever. i love when they close with it live. :)

    pinkbombshellon May 31, 2002   Link

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