You say you love me
but I needed to be sure I took the long road
and now I’m left here on my own
restless and tired on my knees

here I am again
worse off than I thought
is there anyone to help figure this one out
I thought it was enough
It isn't over yet
still running I can't stand to stay and fight

so much for good intentions
still waiting for the words to follow
like water sand and stone
I know I’m not alone
I know I’m not alone

afraid of standing on my own
inside the silence that I know so well
I’ll trade these ashes
for the promise of another chance to make things right

so much for good intentions
still waiting for the words to follow
like water sand and stone
I know I’m not alone
I know I’m not alone
like water sand and stone
I know I’m not alone

here I am again
worse off than I thought
is there anyone to help figure this one out
I thought it was enough
it isn't over yet
still running I can't stand to stay and fight

so much for good intentions
still waiting for the words to follow
like water sand and stone
I know I’m not alone
so full of good intentions
still waiting for the words to follow
like water sand and stone
I know I’m not alone
like water sand and stone
I know I’m not alone,
I know I’m not alone..


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    I believe this song resembles the feeling of being let down by those that matter most to you. It feels as if you've truly hit rock bottom, however, you finally realize, that you're not the only one that has to be subject to these mishappenings.

    Brandanwithanaon July 19, 2005   Link

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