It's when my world comes down
You want to change the little ways
Tomorrow's another start but it looks like everyday
You can't imagine how
I wish that you could be the one
Inside you're not the same but you look like everyone

It's like a tidal wave that runs to take a start
A hurricane that wrapped around that heart
If I could find a way I'd make a brand new start
I can believe it was the calm that killed the storm

Inside you broke my heart
And took a little piece of me
Maybe one day we'll try again
But it won't ever be the same
If I don't hold on now everything fades and slips away
Tomorrow's another start but it looks like everyday

It's like a tidal wave that runs to take a start
A hurricane that wrapped around that heart
If I could find a way I'd make a brand new start
I can believe it was the calm that killed the storm


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Anatomy of a Tidal Wave Lyrics as written by Ronald Ward Jeremy D. Marshall

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    I agree with you guys... It really reminds me my girlfriend and our actual problem when she says she loves me and one another guy... so I just can wait for her reasons why it was me or him...

    Eitronon July 26, 2006   Link

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