The tides changed
It's time to go home
The waves said I should go
The wind began to blow and the water got tall
And that's when I went home

My mind changed and then I let go
The pain said I should go
The wind began to blow and the water got tall
And that's when I went home

Going back to the boat
With fresh oars I will row
Going back to unknown
This SOS will never reach the coast

The tides changed
It's time to go home
The waves said I should go
The wind began to blow and the water got tall
And that's when I went home


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    I cannot believe you honestly compared this band to Fall Out Boy and Panic! At The Disco. That's insulting.

    But either way... great song.

    dubmedivineon April 07, 2006   Link

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