I Won't See You Tonight, Pt. 1

Avenged Sevenfold

Cry alone, I've gone away
No more nights, no more pain
I've gone alone, took all my strength
I've made the change,
I won't see you tonight

Sorrow, sank deep inside my blood
All the ones around me
I cared for and loved

It's building up inside of me
A place so dark, so cold, I had to set me free
Don't mourn for me,
You're not the one to place the blame
As bottles call my name I won't see you tonight

Sorrow sank deep inside my blood
All the ones around me
I cared for and most of all I loved
But I can't see myself that way
Please don't forget me or cry while I'm away

Cry alone, I've gone away
No more nights, no more pain
I've gone alone, took all my strength
But I've made the change,
I won't see you tonight

So far away, I'm gone
Please don't follow me tonight
And while I'm gone everything will be alright

No more breath inside
Essence left my heart tonight
No more breath inside
Essence left my heart tonight
(Oh oh oh oh oh eh eh oh oh)


Lyrics submitted by thienosaurus, edited by ZeGerman

I Won't See You Tonight, Pt. 1 Lyrics as written by James Owen Sullivan Brian Elwin Haner Jr.

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    The only way to describe this song is... and excuse my language... Fucking Masterpeice. No one has ever come close to wrtiing something so pure and amazing and close to the heart. Artist write about suicide all the time. But nothing has ever surpassed (and never will) the mark that Matthew Sanders hit when he and the guys put this together. Every word that drips out of Shadows' mouth sends chills up your spine and a tear down your eye. This is one no A7X fans will ever forget. You can get a true feeling of the emotions that someone goes through while dealing with a situation where you feel like you can no longer make it. Even more emotion pours out of Part 2 which is another monster of a song. A7X for life! Love it or die!!!

    a7xfallensoul08on May 22, 2008   Link

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