As I walk away
I look over my shoulder
To see what I'm leaving behind

Pieces of puzzles
And
Wishes on eyelashes fail

Oh!
How do I show all the love
Inside my heart

Well this is all new
And I'm feeling my way through the dark

And I used to talk
With honest conviction
Of how I predicted my world
I'm gonna leave it to star gazers
Tell me what your telescope says

Oh what is in store for me now?
It's coming apart

I know that it's true
Cause I'm feeling my way through the dark

Try to find a light on somewhere
Try to find a light on somewhere
I'm finding I'm falling in love with the dark over here

Oh oh what do I know I don't care
Where I start

For my troubles are few
As I'm feeling my way through the dark
Through the dark
I'm feeling my way through the dark


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    ok..i think instead of: of how i predicted my word i'm gonna leave it to star gases tell me what you tell scope says

    how i predicted my world i'm gonna leave it to star gazers tell me what your telescope says. ... what is in store for me now ...falling in love with the dark over here ...for my troubles are few

    melvin45245on July 02, 2007   Link

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