You forget, I got this far without you
I'm not the person that you think I am
The life I want to lead me to approval
From someone who will never understand

You're forgetting my broken bones
Forgetting my marrow
Hard to stand alone
When this feels like all
In this ground

Just because you've lived a little longer
Doesn't mean your will is any stronger
You forgot that all these thoughts remember
Every time you say I need to change

You're forgetting my broken bones
Forgetting my marrow
Hard to stand alone
When this feels like all
In this ground
In this ground

Such decisions that we make, decisions that we make
To stand alone
To stand alone
Such decisions that we make, decisions that we make
To stand alone
To stand alone

Forgetting my broken bones
Forgetting my marrow
Hard to stand alone
When this feels like all
In this ground
In this ground

Such decisions that we make, decisions that we make
To stand alone


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Broken Bones Lyrics as written by Christopher John Sheppard Bradley Daymond Ralph

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    This whole album is great. This song describes how I wish I was able to feel about so many people in my life...but for some reason I continue to try and please everyone before myself. This has made me try a little harder to change my way of thinking towards those people.

    earthboundmisfit98on February 08, 2005   Link

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