Some of the ugliest things took the longest time to make
And some of the easiest habits are the hardest one's to break
And I'm not asking for value nor the pain
But I am asking for a way out of this lie

[Chorus:]
Because I can't wait for you to catch up with me
And I can't live in the past and drown myself in memories

Welcome to nowhere, and finding out where it is
And fixing your problems and starting over again
You're feeding your ego with what you can see outside
And you're killing yourself for not speaking your mind

[Chorus]

In memory

[Bridge:]
I wonder why you make believe you live your life straight through me
I cannot understand why you question me and then you lie
I will not justify your ways I cannot show you an escape
I do not know you any more, I never new you anyway!

[Chorus]

In memory


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    agreed. does outlaw sounds like you nailed it. i just "re-discovered" this song and am in love with it...maybe cause it sounds so familiar to me right now....

    katrinamariaon May 17, 2007   Link

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