I get all my bad habits watchin' you
It's true
Well, I wish that things were so different
Change it myself
It's what I'll do

But, I can't figure it out, yet
Just how to make it perfect for you
But, I'm closer than I was
Yesterday

Yeah, I'm closer than I was yesterday

They say that life is for learning
Well, teach to me to live
While I'm here
Messages twisted and turning
What should I give
Make it clear

'Cause I can't figure it out, yeah
I can't figure it out, yet
Just how to make it perfect for you
But, I'm closer than I was
Yesterday

Yeah, I'm closer than I was yesterday

Don't you know there's no difference
I'm not the same
I'm only here
To be with you
And now I'm closing the distance
Dropping the claim
Trading the past for something new
Something new

Why would you work without living
Spending your soul
What's it worth?
Well, I hope you make it to heaven
Waiting for life
Here on earth

'Cause I can't figure it out, yet
I can't figure it out, yet
No, I can't figure it out, yet
Just how to make it perfect for you
But, I'm closer than I was
Closer than I was
Yeah, I'm closer than I was
Yesterday
Yeah, I'm closer than I was
Yesterday


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    Great song. I could def be wrong, but I always thought the lyrics " Don't you know there's no difference, I'm not the same" were Don't you NOTICE the difference, I'm not the same. It just made more sense to me cause if if there is no difference wouldnt he be the same then? and he's saying he's not the same. Anyway it's a nice song.

    strangersatelliteon June 10, 2007   Link

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