Why do we cry
When there's no more goodbyes
Don't want to get left behind
Don't want to be the voice inside

Suicide to think of you
But I still like the pain
The consequence of losing to you
But I still play the games

But I can see what you do to me standing over tall
And foolishly I act small
I can't explain how you've got me
Can't explain how you've trapped me
So I take what I can get whatever you give me will be the company
I keep when I run run run run from defeat
Oh oh, I wonder

Why do we cry
When there's no more goodbyes
Don't want to get left behind
Don't want to be the voice inside

I've sacrificed my own life
Just to see you satisfied
I gave it all up for one more lie
‘Til I saw your other side

I can't believe what you do to me all alone in the crowd
And you can't go back now
Oh I can see this is done
You're irresistibly wrong

So I take what I can get whatever you give me will be the company
I keep when I run run run run from defeat
Oh oh, I wonder, oh oh I wonder

Why do we cry
When there's no more goodbyes
Don't want to get left behind
Don't want to be the voice inside

Why do we cry
When there's no more goodbyes
Don't want to get left behind
Don't want to be the voice inside

Gotta go away…? (repeat lots)

Why do we cry
When there's no more goodbyes
Don't want to get left behind
Don't want to be the voice inside

Why do we cry
When there's no more goodbyes
Don't want to get left behind
Don't want to be the voice inside


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Go Away Lyrics as written by Stephony Smith Cathy Majeski

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    I edited them, enjoy ;)

    reck_666on January 31, 2005   Link

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