What makes all of us hate?

We're all the same

We roll the dice

And we play your game

We complicate

Show us the way

Before it's too late

And the whole thing breaks



We have a name

We all create

Everything else,

the mistakes we made

We'll make a change

We'll concentrate

Before we suffocate



Can't hold this in

And keep it quiet any longer

I've fallen in

And now this feeling's getting stronger



Take my breath away

Now I'm trying to get up

I'm trying to retrace

My steps back

To wherever I messed up

Is forever enough?

I'm holding on

I know you'll be there

Whenever I wake up



What makes everything change?

We're not the same

We all get stuck in the same clich©

We're taking aim

We dominate

Put on the pressure

Then the whole thing breaks

How come we wait?

Why do we hate?

We're falling away like the last crusade

We rearrange

We need to change

before we suffocate



Can't hold this in

And keep it quiet any longer

I've fallen in

And now this feeling's getting stronger



Can't hold this in

And keep it quiet any longer

I've fallen in

And now this feeling's getting stronger



Take my breath away

Now I'm trying to get up

I'm trying to retrace

My steps back

To where ever I messed up

Is forever enough?

I'm holding on

I know you'll be there whenever I wake up



(Now I'm trying to get up)

I'm trying to retrace

I've fallen in

(and now this feeling's getting stronger)



You take my breath away

Now I'm trying to get up

I'm trying to retrace

my steps back

to where ever I messed up

Is forever enough? (Is forever enough?)

I'm holding on

I know you'll be there

Whenever I wake up

Whenever I wake up

I know you'll be there whenever I wake up

Whenever I wake up

If I wake up!



What makes all of us hate?

Show us the way

Before it' too late

And the whole thing breaks


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    wat i think is that he is talking bout how everyone is getting on us because we are christians.

    "Waht makes all of us hate we're all the same we roll the dice and we play your game,

    and I beliave he is praying to God when he says "Can't hold this in and keep it quiet any longer, I'm falling in and this feeling's getting stronger.

    Thats wat i think this song means and if I'm wrong the only person that willknow is Hawk Nelson themselves

    nelson7on February 23, 2007   Link

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