i spent two weeks collecting memories
i just can't believe
that i might never see you again
i'll never have friends like these

tonight i will cry a single tear for
every day that i spent here
cause all the people i call my friends
now it's the end

time went flying by
it's time to say goodbye
i'll sing erin a song before i leave
remind me please
i'll send you my cds
tell me emily
how your life is treating you
i miss you too

so i'll say goodbye to amy
give a hug to ashley
save all the things that matter
for when our schedules are free
i miss you matt and evan
we live so far away
this song will let zoe know
i've loved her since last year
but i'd been too afraid to say
until today

woah

cause i know
you won't let me fall
you won't let me fall
you won't let me fall
you won't let me fall
you won't let me fall
you won't let me fall
i know you won't
let me fall too far


Lyrics submitted by mikormack

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    Hey, I added this song. This is some of Starting Line's first stuff. It might be hard to find, but its probably my favorite S/L song. Go to Audio Galaxay, they'll have it for sure.

    emogregon June 04, 2002   Link
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    hey Greg, is your last day our last chance to be best friends? Sorry for the bad joke. TSL is gonna save the world.

    weeziegeekertonon June 06, 2002   Link
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    haha i get that a lot. TSL is bad ass, been with them pretty much from the start.

    emogregon June 06, 2002   Link
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    i think its awesome that TSL named a song after one of the first venues that they every played at, and its even more awesome that the first time i ever saw them they played at birch hill. kick ass. keep rockin.

    youresolastsummeron June 09, 2002   Link
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    umm.. i believe the lyrics are a bit incorrect. i've been unable to truly figure out what he's saying at all points, and i think there were a few times i was incorrect. fix my correction if i was wrong.

    also this song is about the camp where the singer used to go to, i believe. but yeah, there are gigs there as well.

    mikormackon June 11, 2002   Link
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    you know what fuckin sux ? they closed down audio galaxay ... now i cant get shit to see if its good b-4 it comes out if theres some other way send me a private message.

    -Stix-

    ADimeADexteron June 19, 2002   Link
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    i have a ? is this about the concert hall birch hill in Nj??

    Ataris gurl1233on June 19, 2002   Link
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    Nope its not about the hall...that would be wicked awesome if it was but its not.Jersey Scene All The Way:o)

    Em0FaiRY28on June 20, 2002   Link
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    i think it is about the hall birch hill cus they are from NJ and theyve played there ...and on their thank yous on their first cd it says "thank you birch hill?" what other birch hill is there? ....i def saw them play there 3-22-02

    X TSL Xon June 22, 2002   Link
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    They're not from NJ cause Matt went to my HS and yeah, it's in PA lol.

    iTsJuStJaNeon June 30, 2002   Link

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