On the drive home certain questions reapear
Shallow certain helps his eyes keep stearing clear
And as for me
I'd rather keep on driving
Set fourth until my dying day
Cards down, i think I'm winning this round
(this round)

And as for him,
Keep your head up kid
You'll be leaving this one soon

Run away
Forgive me when its over,
But don't think i never tried
I'm so sorry
Dad, i never meant to leave you,
Mom, i swear i wont decieve you this time

Seven years and counting
It's about time
It's about time to make some serious changes in our lives
Time to set aside the weaker from the rest of the survivors
Leave all our ghosts behind

Stronger than the average girl
She reaches towards her owners
And as for her,
She'll be bleeding our slowly getting closer

Run away
Forgive me when its over,
But don't think i never tried
I'm so sorry
Dad, i never meant to leave you,
Mom, i swear i wont decieve you this time

Destined
Singing me to sleep
The kind of pain that i can't unleesh
(im so sorry)
Destined
Singing me to sleep
The kind of pain that i can't unleesh
(Im so sorry)
Destined, singing me to sleep
The kind of pain, The kind of pain
The kind of pain

I don't believe
I don't believe
I don't believe
I don't believe you
I don't believe
I don't believe
I don't believe you
I don't believe
I don't believe
I don't believe you and me.


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    heyy

    its:

    leave all our ghost behind

    not::

    Before all goes behind

    andddd::

    seven years and counting

    not:

    Seven years in counting

    anddddd:

    Destined, singing me to sleep the kind of pain that i can't unleesh.

    not::

    This time Singing me to sleep You've got a pain that I cant unleash

    mmmmkkk

    D:R bitchhon September 28, 2006   Link

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