It's been so long, and I still see you crying
How long? And I wish I could
Show all the things you've taught me
So much, I owe you too much

So please, don't sit and watch the rain fall down
So get back, get back,
And try to holding on what you're used to
You see? You waited for a life from me
So get back, get back,
And try to do it all that you wanted

Just like father's side, you work hard to help me
How hard? And I'm finding out
It's the best advice you gave me
Life songs, I owe you our songs

So please, don't sit and watch the rain fall down
So get back, get back,
And try to holding on what you're used to
You see? You waited for a life from me
So get back, get back,
And try to do it all that you wanted

Oh, oh, oh
Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh

So please, don't sit and watch the rain fall down
So get back, get back,
And try to holding on what you're used to
You see? You waited for a life from me
So get back, get back,
And try to do it all that you wanted

So get up, get up, enough!
I know that you're wrong, wrong
Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh


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    Someone He misses Died. And he never wants to forget them...I know this feeling though this persons not dead they just fell like they are cause they havent talked to me in over 2 years and i lOve her.

    Drag86on September 12, 2005   Link
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    It is about the songwriters brother, they said it at an interview, he passed away before the album was made, another song from the album is based on the same thing.

    Jake1991on December 03, 2007   Link

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