Once upon a time, you were a friend of mine,
We used to sing songs, all night long,
And I trusted you, everything you said was true
Now I can't get through to you, something's wrong

There's a thin white line
separating yours and mine,
You want me to believe everything is fine,
And the cow jumped over the moon.

I guess superman was right,
Some people need their kryptonite,
They gotta have something, to take them away
I dont know where you're going to,
But I know I cant go there with you,
The thin white line, as turned into a wall.

There's a thin white line
separating yours and mine,
You want me to believe everything is fine,
And the cow jumped over the moon.

Round trip tickets take you back to where you started,
It's hard to start again.
One way tickets mean ya gotta go somewhere,
Every lines gotta end.

Once upon a time, you were a friend of mine,
We used to sing songs, all night long.
And I lost you, just another friend it cost you
The thin white line, as turned into a wall.

There's a thin white line
separating yours and mine,
You want me to believe everything is fine,
And the cow jumped over the moon.
And the cow jumped over the moon.
You want me to believe everything is fine....


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    this song is about how the bands friend jimmy fucked up an got into drugs. trooper dosnt do cocaine....they do acid

    DraculaFromHoustonon August 19, 2008   Link

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