My whole life is tearing at the seams, I try to do
something but I can't. Your actions silence what I think

and what I say. Close my eyes and wish for a better place. The
walls are closing in, your thoughts have sealed my fate to
the point of no return, punished for one mistake. Here I am

accompanied by loneliness and regret, laughter turned to tears. It's
too late now. you told me that things were going to be better, and like
the fool I am I believed you. My feelings are strong, I can't put

them in words, I try but I can't, you never listen and I'm sick of it. so
I'm faced with a choice. Should I stay or turn around? I hope I
don't make the same mistake as last time...


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    awwwwwww im in love! with not only this song! the whole band!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! i have some of their lyrics in my room but awwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww its never the same as in the song! u can hear the power/pain in the voice!

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