You better crawl on your knees
The next time you say that you love me
Fall on your knees, 'cause this time I won't be so kind
Can't you see that this is life and life is killing me
Is it yours? is it mine?
Our sky fell down tonight, to wash away our pain

Tell me, over and over and over and over and over again
It never was time for us, it never was time to let me in
Show me, over and over and over and over and over again
It never was time for us, it never was time to let me in

You better see how evil you can be
When you see my evil smile
It's the one that you'll remember when I am not so kind
Can't you see that this is death and death is saving me
I say burn all your bridges while you still have control of the flame
I know it's hard but you...

Tell me, over and over and over and over and over again
It never was time for us, it never was time to let me in
Show me, over and over and over and over and over again
It never was time for us, it never was time to let me in

You've hardened to the point
You're hard and to the point

Tell me, over and over and over and over and over again
It never was time for us, it never was time to let me in
(hardened to the point)
Show me, over and over and over and over and over again
(hard and to the point)
It never was time for us, it never was time to let me in


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    Ok..here goes nothing. I think this song is talking a rushed relationship thats going bad. There doesn't seem to be any trust between the two people.."you better crawl on your knees the next time you say that you love me." I don't think that should be taken literally either. I think he's trying to say that she doesn't show much emotion because theres no trust. Ok..& I came to the conclusion that this was about a rushed relationship because it says "..it never was time for us, it never was the time to let me in." That's all I have to say about this one though..

    Lateralus518on February 26, 2006   Link

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