[Verse 1]
Can't stay forever
I know it
Can't send for longer
Than I meant to
I breathe
In silence
Convince the thought
It's not
For you

[Pre-Chorus]
Strangely thought of all the things
Passing out and falling down

[Chorus]
To greet a day
When I can see two feet in front of me
To be free of life
If we can stand out in the rain
It's a great old time
For you to wonder why you are here
To be free of life
If we can stay

[Verse 2]
It's not resolving
In all these words
The same
Congruent
And it's not the strong in
In my man's hand
That weighs
Me down

[Pre-Chorus]
Strangely thought to all the things
Passing out and falling down

[Chorus]
To greet a day
When I can see two feet in front of me
To be free of life
If we can stand out in the rain
There's a great old time
For you to wonder why you are here
To try to greet a greater life
If we can stay

[Pre-Chorus]
Strange thought to mourn the flies
Passing out and falling down

[Refrain]
To greet a day
When I can see two feet in front of me
To be free of life
If we can stand out in the rain
It's a great old time for you to

[Outro]
For you to
Wonder why you
Why you
Why you
Why


Lyrics submitted by syko_brat, edited by wbs

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    Yea seriously,im like trying to find all these songs from them like this one,tv,drugs don't work and running away,anyone know where I can find them

    Polskapimp6on August 01, 2009   Link

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