Throw that punch swing to hit the target
Pointless game one better less played
Suicide to kiss your kids goodnight
What you've taken
What they've taken from you

To be the last one who will sing you to sleep
To be the last one who will sing you to

Just like your broken records
(You're broken)
Will convert for you tonight

Throw that punch swing to hit the target
It's a pointless game one better less played
Suicide to kiss your kids goodnight
What you've taken
What they've taken from you

Just like your broken records
(You're broken)
Will convert for you tonight
Just like your broken records
(You're broken)
Will convert for you tonight

(We will never be the same)
Same old songs on a brand new stereo
(We will never be the same)
Same old songs on a brand new stereo
(We will never be the same)
Same old songs on a brand new stereo
(We will never be the same)
Same old songs

To be the last one who will sing you to sleep
To be the last one who will sing you to

Just like your broken records
(You're broken)
Will comfort for you tonight
Just like your broken records
(You're broken)
Will comfort for you tonight



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This Year's Most Open Heartbreak Lyrics as written by Gareth Davies Darran Anthony Smith

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    Saw these guys at Skate and Surf and I fell in love with them even more. They trully are in the same category of greatness as SILVERSTEIN and EMERY.

    EarlyNov7on May 17, 2004   Link

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