I've watched the sun go dancing fall
And watched the night reign
Please note that casual
Observers are always the first to go
So this is for me and the boys
We'll always play our part
To kick and scream
To be the ones you hate to love
I can never turn my back
Because this is all I know
You know all that is the truth
We are all we have
In a world that corrupts the strongest soul
You know all that is the truth

If you blink don't do it twice
I've still got something to say here
I will bare my heart to expose my soul
If honesty has a price
Then I won't fucking pay dear
We will take our dreams straight to the grave

Go choke on this
And on my words
And on us
And on my honesty
It's of no consequence
Because I've seen the opulence
The beauty I've held in my eyes
If only for seconds
Words will never take away
What we have built together
With our hands, with our hearts, with our minds

If you blink don't do it twice
I've still got something to say here
I will bare my heart to expose my soul
If honesty has a price
Then I won't fucking pay dear
We will take our dreams straight to the grave

If this is just in our heads
Then we'll keep on living our perfect lie
One day at a time God bless our
Cheating hearts and damn your lies
If this is just in our heads
Then we'll keep on living our perfect lie
One day at a time God bless us

If you blink don't do it twice
I've still got something to say here
I will bare my heart to expose my soul
If honesty has a price
Then I won't fucking pay dear
We will take our dreams straight to the grave


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We Stand Up Lyrics as written by Daniel Jacobs Brandon Saller

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    GREAT FUCKING SONG, the way i think about the world around me

    infamoustex62on April 05, 2006   Link

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