Anything for you
Is what you told me, the day i sat there with you
So i know, nothing lasts forever
when will we realize it's gone

anything for you
is what you told me, the day i sat there with you
do we understand, that words were not enough
you said to me that this would last forever

why did we rely on, the time when i
the time when i said i cant live without you

it's all over now
why you, you walked away
why you
you said that i, you said that i dont want to work it out
you know that i tried
i feel like sometimes, we're just wasting time

why did we rely on, the time when i
the time when i said i cant live without you

you say to me that things have changed
i look in your eyes, and i know that things will remain the same
you said that i, that i follow you here when we, we've lost it all again



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    amazing song - obviously about a bad breakup, where he's still in love. this depicts everything about my breakup to the word. every fucking word has so much meaning and emotion. wonderful song and lyrics

    lilmil92on April 15, 2004   Link

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