F.C.P.S.I.T.S.G.E.P.G.E.P.G.E.P.

The Fall of Troy

Slow down! This is slippin' through my mind,
The conversation has run out of time.
Honey, I know you know what I mean,
& that's the one thing that you soon will find...

I know that you really wanna go,
Your mind is runnin' outta gas
Just relax and recap and relapse tonight.
My body's jumpin' and I,
Go through the motions,
And I'm leaving on this journey,
Maybe someday I'll come running back to you!

I don't wanna see the day,
My words cannot make it safe.
(come running home, come running home!!)
Her heart, in my hands, it's too bad. no regrets...
I don't wanna see the day,
Her tears are falling on my grave.
(come running home, come running home!!)
This is my one chance to take back,
No regrets...

Let's go! I just wanna let you know,
This situation leaves me outta breath.
We'll drive till' the love that's in your eyes drops to the ground,
Unravels like a thread.

I know that you really wanna go,
I only think about her, must get to her,
Cannot lose her...
You know that I will not let this die,
Life support systems and my mind on
Rewind and rewind and rewind!

I don't wanna see the day,
My words cannot make it safe.
(come running home, come running home!!)
Her heart, in my hands, it's too bad. no regrets...
I don't wanna see the day,
Her tears are falling on my grave.
(come running home, come running home!!)
This is my one chance to take back,
No regrets...

I don't wanna see the day,
My words cannot make it safe.
(come running home, come running home!!)
Her heart, in my hands, it's too bad. no regrets...
I don't wanna see the day,
Her tears are falling on my grave.
(come running home, come running home!!)
This is my one chance to take back,
No regrets...


Lyrics submitted by vellox, edited by Scarling.

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    It's missing a line. Between "I only think about her, must get to her, cannot lose her... " and "I don't wanna see the day, my words cannot make it safe." at about the 1:50 mark of the song.

    It starts like this... "You know that I will not let this die" but I'm not sure of the rest.

    Inoue versus Dateon June 15, 2005   Link

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