So you lost your trust
And you never should have
And you never should have
But don't break your back
If you ever see this
But don't answer that

In a bulletproof vest
With the windows all closed
I'll be doing my best
I'll see you soon
In a telescope lens
And when all you want is friends
I'll see you soon

So they came for you
They came snapping at your heels
They come snapping at your heels
But don't break your back
If you ever hear this
But don't answer that

In a bulletproof vest
With the windows all closed
I'll be doing my best
I'll see you soon
In a telescope lens
And when all you want is friends
I'll see you soon
I'll see you soon

I know, you lost your trust
I know, you lost your trust
I Know, don't lose your trust
I know, you lost your trust


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See You Soon Lyrics as written by Guy Rupert Berryman Christopher Anthony John Martin

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    I think this is about a person who has been hurt in the past and can't trust anyone again. They feel like if they open their heart up, even just a slither, all the people around them will stick a needle in. The singer sees this and assures them that when they are ready, that they will be there for them.

    -broken-on May 22, 2005   Link

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