It's safe to say there's only now
A place called home is just
a memory away
I know I've done this all before
A thousands silent voices
begging me to stay

Apologies all left unsaid
Secrets better left unspoken
Dreams laid down and put to bed
Rumors stirred and reawaken

And if I try to get away
How long until I'm free?
And if I don't come back here
Will you remember me?

It's safe to say there's nothing now
It's all so quiet but I can't
forget the sound
A thousand voices call my name
A thousand hands that pull me back
down to the ground

I turn away from what you are
Denying all that you have given
I find a place that's safe and far
In time all will be forgiven

And if I try to get away
How long until I'm free?
And if I don't come back here
Will you remember me?


Lyrics submitted by PrettyLikeDrugs, edited by LiveInImagination, afielhauer, ddeath

Remember Me Lyrics as written by Michael Rainbow Michael Hanmer

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    I think she actually says "It's safe to say there's nothing now" anyway, it's amazing how clear her voice is on the walking with strangers version, the one on my mp3 is really faint, mezmerizing, quiet almost. It works really well because it adds to the "creepy effect".

    rainwolf28on December 27, 2008   Link

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