Lets go!
And if its close
The difference feeds on me
A sickness fills the pathways where I breathe
Miles away from where I want to be
Want to be!
One day, you will see!
Nothing is the centerfold, the centerfold!
One day, you will see!
It takes its toll on me, toll on me!
Hey! Right away ???
Til I finally come home!
Change the ??? everything that I hate
I'll be there!
Trading in my youth, for broken wings
As I slowly watch you walk away!
So walk away!
Will you stay?
Will you stay?
Will you walk away?
????
???
???
Were picking apart a broken heart again
One day you will see! One day you will see!
Nothing is the centerfold, the centerfold!
One day you will see! One day you will see!
It takes its toll on me, toll on me!
Right away all those days!
Til I finally come home
???? Everything that I hate
I'll be there!


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Three Hours Back Lyrics as written by Neil Boshart Joshua Bradford

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    I love this song. I'm not sure, but I think it's about a break up - the girl dumped him and the end of their relationship has affected him in big ways. Hey, I don't know if that's what the song is supposed to mean, but I'm kind of getting the impression that that's it. Great song, though.

    poison_girl666on October 15, 2005   Link
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    it sounds liek hes in this never-ending cycle of "2 week" - meaningless relationships...

    and he cant find love or something--->

    "WAKING UP WITH VACANT EYES AND BROKEN HEARTS AGAIN!!"

    and...

    "miles away from where i want to be, want to be"

    -ZERO-on March 04, 2006   Link
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    this song is the best! i think i might be about having a broken childhood, or possibly the feeling after a relationship has ended. i am not entirly sure. but either way it's a great song. xxx

    yolanda.on December 04, 2006   Link
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    this song is really good. it sounds like he had this one meaningful relationship then he was dumped and he's been tring to fill that space with pointless realationships that don't last very long, just so he can show that one girl that he doesn't need her

    linz9211on December 23, 2006   Link
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    even though you could draw a comparison of this song being about a girl or break up or whatever, it isnt. i have the booklet from silversteins delux edition cd and shane says its about a time when they were on tour and he got reallys ick with pnemonia and started doubting his commitment to the band but hey, songs can mean whatever the listener wants it to mean for them

    silversteinultimateon February 23, 2007   Link
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    this song is about wasting time. "trading in my youth for broken wings" that line there gives it away. saying he is giving up something valuble for something worthless aka he feels ripped off

    Thump2142on March 17, 2007   Link
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    it doesnt really have a meaning...shane said he wrote it about how he was feeling at the time just to get stuff off his mind

    Josefupu3on September 06, 2008   Link

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