I think about you all the time
But even though I don't talk to you
That doesn't even mean that we are through
I, see you as paradigm
of a life that seems so amused
by all the things that I refuse
I, think ur walkin' on broken glass
and I hope ur not going down fast
That all seemed so real to me
Cause I was living in my own fantasy
Ur running after a grand mistake
Ur headed for the real heartache
And then you tell me that you think I'm wrong

[Chorus]
Hey, don't ever bring me back
To where I used to be
Cause now I feel so fine and I feel so Peachy
Hey, don't ever bring me back
To where I used to be
Cause now I feel so fine and I feel so Peachy

Friend, can't you see I'm trying to help you out
But ur mind is stuck on things that leave you adrift with broken wings
You, wanna talk about God Philosophy
I don't think there's anything wrong
I've got time, in fact lifelong
I, think ur walkin' on broken glass
and I hope ur not going down fast
And then you tell me that you think I'm wrong

[Chorus]

Hey, don't ever bring me back
To where I used to be
Cause now I feel so fine and I feel so Peachy
Hey, don't ever bring me back
To where I used to be
Cause now I feel so fine and I feel so Peachy
Don't bring me down
Cause I don't have time for that anymore

[Chorus x2]


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Peachy Lyrics as written by Darryl Matthews Mcdaniels Lawrence Smith

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    It's about talking to an atheist. "Hey, don't ever bring me back/To where I used to be/Cause now I feel so fine and I feel so peachy" talks about how no matter how much the person he's talking to believes he's wrong, he doesn't want to go back to where he was before he found Jesus. "Friend, can't you see I'm trying to help you out/But ur mind is stuck on things that leave you adrift with broken wings" talks about the situation of the atheist. All the lead singer wants to do is help him out, because the path he's on now leads him astray.

    hdm10n5on November 06, 2008   Link

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