You're too important for anyone
There's something wrong with everything you see
But I, I know who you really are
You're the one who cries when you're alone

(Chorus)
But where will you go
With no one left to save you from yourself
You can't escape
You can't escape

You think that I can't see right through your eyes
Scared to death to face reality
No one seems to hear your hidden cries
You're left to face yourself alone

(Chorus)

I realize you're afraid
But you can't abandon everyone
You can't escape
You don't want to escape

I'm so sick of speaking words that no one understands
Is it clear enough that you can't live your whole life all alone
I can hear you in a whisper
But you can't even hear me screaming

(Chorus)

I realize you're afraid
But you can't reject the whole world
You can't escape
You won't escape
You can't escape
You don't want to escape


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Where Will You Go? Lyrics as written by Amy Lee David Hodges

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    I really love this song, however, she doesn't sing it all that well...she's somewhat off key on parts of it. It makes a little more sense and realisticness, while the second version says, "You think that I can't see right through your eyes scared to face reality. No one seems to hear your hidden cries, and you're left to face yourself alone". This one kind of turns it around and makes this person the bad one. Amy's more singing about this person's bad qualities with a little less pity than she does in the second version.

    my_tourniqueton July 01, 2004   Link

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