Wide awakened out of spinning
Round the safest orbit
You controlled the ordinary
I was grateful for it
Wide awake in the beginning
Trembling after the fall
Only half my world remembers
While the other half revolves

Cut off 'cause I can't remember
A face that could cut me deeper
But hearts could never leave me bleeding
Becoming the cause and burden
The lesson begins unlearning
And it has never been forgiving my dear

It's all too familiar
I've been here before
I'll carry this weight for your smallest reward
Because I'll continue to break down the door
Just let me in I swear
It will not be like before

Can't think of what to say
Can't think of what to do
I just think I might be losing my mind
Can't stop this agony
Cancel my therapy 'cause
I just thought of you
And now I feel fine

Collecting the strangest conscience
Apathy returns it's offense
But only after I get moving
Relax and being the change
In time for the newest age
To help me find out what I'm missing in here

It's all too familiar
I've been here before
I'll carry this weight for your smallest reward
'Cause I'll continue to break down the door
Just let me in I swear
It will not be like before

Can't think of what to say
Can't think of what to do
I just think I might be losing my mind
Can't stop this agony
Cancel my therapy 'cause
I just thought of you
And now I feel fine

I covered all the ground
'Til I uncovered our design
And every second I have spent
Has come to remind me in time

Wide awakened out of spinning
Round the safest orbit
You controlled the ordinary
I was grateful for it
I was grateful for it

Can't think of what to say
Can't think of what to do
I just think I might be losing my mind
Can't stop this agony
Cancel my therapy 'cause
I just thought of you
And now I feel fine

Can't think of what to say
Can't think of what to do
I just think I might be losing my mind
Can't stop this agony
Cancel my therapy 'cause
I just thought of you
And now I feel fine


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Therapy Lyrics as written by James Ryan Black Robert Scott Anderson

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    Its about a girl that used a man and then the man and her break up and he relizez that therapy wont help so goes back to her and relize hes better than what she did to him and it drives him to a point of psycho

    nick073on April 22, 2009   Link

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