hey!!

well I woke up today and rolled out of my bed,
the sounds of your voice still ringing in my head,
cuz I can't seem to put the past behind,
well in my dreams you'll still be mine

as I see her face
and as u feel the pain
and as I watch u go to the game again
and as u see her face and then u feel the pain
I know u will not last I know u will not stand
I know you're far away

the hardest part of letting u go,
it seems you're so sad when u call me on the phone,
well I don't know why we have to play these games
make up your mind its killing me

as you see her face
and as u feel the pain
and as I watch u go to the game again
and then u see her face
and then u feel the pain
I know u will not last I know u will not stand
I know you're far away

its over u left me I guess that dreams are never made,
I gave u my heart and u went and threw it all away,
my soul and self-respect have all been tossed down to the drain,
the reason, the gaze that caused me to never be the same,
I'm trying so hard now to be the way u want me to
even though out u go to do whatever u wanna do
I want this so badly, so much you'll never even know
this is my last good bye.

and then u see her face
and then you feel the pain
and as I watch u go to the game again
and then u see her face
and then u feel the pain
I know u will not last, I know u will not stand
I know you're on your way



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    this is not TEN, it sounds nothing like them.

    pohtaytoeon July 03, 2008   Link

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