There are things I want to do but I don't know
If they will be with you, if they will be with you.
There are things I want to say but I don't know
If they will be to you, if they will be to you.

Listen ever get a feeling when you're taken by the hand
And led a course you can't command
Went to bed but I'm not ready
Baby I've been fucked already.

Falling into line but I'm doing nothing
We've got nothing worth discussing.
Went to go but it's all hazy
People say I'm going crazy.

There are things I want to do but I don't know
If they will be with you, if they will be with you.
There are things I want to say but I don't know
If they will be to you, if they will be to you.

Listen ever get a feeling when you're taken by the hand
And led a course you can't command
Went to bed but I'm not ready
Baby I've been fucked already

Falling into line but I'm doing nothing
We've got nothing worth discussing.
Went to go but it's all hazy
People say I'm going crazy.

All I know is all I know
What I've done I leave behind and
I don't know what sort to find me.
All I know is all I know
What I've done I leave behind and
I don't know what sort to find me.

All I know is all I know
What I've done I leave behind and
I don't know what sort to find me.


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    Yes, it is "I don't want my soul to find me." That's about the saddest, most concisely eloquent expression of remorse that I've heard.

    Bluewaveson November 14, 2008   Link

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