Everything's different
My head in the clouds

I hit this corner
With my foot on the gas
I started sliding, I lose it
Everything's different just like that

Oh my God, wait and see
What will soon become of me
Frozen heart
Screaming wheels
Does that screaming come from me
So damn lucky, when went on ahead
You say, you say
I see you later
I heard what you said a few minutes later
I'm sliding
Everything's different, again

Oh my God, wait and see
What will soon become of me
This frozen heart
Screaming wheels
But does that screaming come from me
I'm dizzy from all this spinning
Now I'm thinking that you did all you could
When you said my love
Take it slowly
OK, is what I said
Oh my God, wait and see
What will soon become of me
Frozen heart
Screaming wheels
But does that screaming come from me
Take me back, just before I was spinning
Take me back, just before I got dizzy
Take me back, amazing what a minute can do
Just like you
So, so, so, so, up, around, around, around
Amazing what a minute can do
Around, around, around
Ok....


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    literally, this song is obviously about taking a turn to fast crashing, and having the 'light flash before our eyes monent'. but as all dave's songs its always deep than that i think it is about a relationship a someone went into and some how lost control of everything. this could be a relationship with god, or one with a love. i like the relationship with a significant other personally. i also think in the case for most of dave's songs, he attempts and enjoys having lyrics that can have their own meaning to different people. this makes it much more personable.

    hank_wisneron February 12, 2007   Link

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