By brett detar, joshua kosker, and chad alan

Something isn't right here. You've gone and left me on the ground. Something isn't right in this world called confusion. You gave it all away before you could lose it. Something isn't right here on the ground. You never said goodbye. You died. You chose to carry on a lie. Something isn't right here. You've gone and left me on the ground.






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    The Juliana Theory.........what more is there to say. Their lyrics are the best emo lyrics ever. Every single one of their songs is pure emo. And this song, is my favorite by them. NO emo band can compare to the lyrics this band can come out with. And better, they haven't soldout and go on the radio or MTV. Now that's a good band. No sellout. But many many fans, such as me.

    TheTruEmoKidon July 11, 2002   Link

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