Your mission is set
You've only two hours, 'fore everything is lost
And swallowed by light
So do this with care
But don't waste your time
'Cause this is all we've got

You're making time
You've got the cure
But the virus by your side
You wait 'til it's right
Then you strike
And you bring out all you've got

Maybe someday you'll find a way
To balance pressure
But you're slow
And you're jealous like a child

Breaking up things that found a way
To dream forever
Get your gun
'Cause the flock is flying in

You're dress is nice
Casual, but then strangely elegant
You're eyes are wide
You got them once
Got them twice
Now three's the charm

Maybe someday you'll find a way
To balance pressure
But you're slow
And you're jealous like a child

Breaking up things that found a way
To dream forever
Get your gun
'Cause the flock is flying in

I'm watching you now
You're right in my sight
Supposed to take you out
And end this tonight

But given this thought
It's harder to fire
'Cause you don't have a clue

Maybe someday you'll find a way
To balance pressure
But you're slow
And you're jealous like a child

Breaking up things that found a way
To dream forever
Get your gun
'Cause the flock is flying in

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This Wasn't in Our Plan Lyrics as written by Jeffrey Matthew Kummer Arthur Carl Enders

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    "your mission is set you've only 2 hours before everything is lost and swallowed by light.but do this with care but don't waste your time. because this is all we've got. you're making time. you've got the cure but the virus by your side."

    [in 2 hours he plans to break it off with his girl. hes so sick and tired of the drama and jealously of whatever she's doing. The cure and virus line means that he can end this, but should he? Is he the jealous one... or is she being shady?]

    "you wait till' it's right, then you strike, and you bring out all you got."

    [When you're breaking it off with someone you bring all the things you hate about them, so they wont be able to be like..."well ill change this and that...etc]

    "maybe someday you'll find a way to balance pressure but you're slow and you're jealous like a child. "

    [talking about how he can't deal with the pressure of jealousy. He would rather be jealous than possibly be hurt from not being so.]

    "waking up things that found a way to dream forever get your gun cause the flock is flying in."

    [bringing up past things that may have been talked about between the both of them before.. get your gun represents him getting ready to get the same thing back towards him and to defend himself and make himself in the right.]

    your dress is nice, casual but yet strangely eloqent. your eyes are wide, you got them once, got them twice, now three's a charm. i'm watching you now you're right in my sight. i'm supposed to take you out and end this tonight.

    [He saw her in person and his heart takes over, rather than his brain telling him to end it now. He is yet again in love with how she looks at him. He knows he wants to end it but is remembering the good times. but now he's got her in his sight and about to dump her]

    but given this thought it's harder to fire because you don't have a clue

    [He's feeling guilty that he didnt talk it over with her first, and it seems really really hard to do, and feels bad about dumping her. He really has no choice but to continue this meaningless relationship.. or end it now. He doesnt want to continue on when he's already lost all feelings he has for her.]

    I heard this song and could instantly relate to it. Great song!

    jasonwellsthedjon December 20, 2009   Link

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