Stones of thought the sleaper awakes
Gone but a chioce which path will i take
No longer my prison my key to the past
I'll mention your sorrow now love will ever last

Love will ever last

Your voice on a thought now is your blood
A chance for new life
Now so close in your eye
The same lies now renders my thought
You belted me silly, now bathe in my snot!

Stones of thought the sleaper awakes
Gone but a choice which path will i take
No longer my prison my key to the past
I'll mention your sorrow now love will ever last

Love will ever last


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    hey, correct me if i'm wrong...but i think this is the song where jose circled around the drum set and knocked it over during a break in the song...

    pbechon August 31, 2007   Link

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