The ending
That peace could grow inside of you
In spite of me (echos)
Humanity
I hope you're out there somewhere
Right now I'm all alone
I feel my time has come
Embrace the ending
I cannot take this pain
I cannot take this shame
Save us from ourselves
Welcome the way that we
Embrace the ending
We all fool ourselves
When we share the wealth
Welcome the way that we embrace
The ending
To disagree with me
Used to be
All that I wanted you to see
All that I needed you to be
Does anyone care
To disagree with me
Admit defeat we bleed
In disbelief
I hear the whole world
We All fool ourselves
Welcome the way that we embrace the ending echo x2
We all fool ourselves
And its all in spite of me
Humanity
I hope your out there somewhere echo
All alone I hear the whole world
And its all I ever wanted to believe
Humanity
Humanity I hope your out there somewhere echo
Out there somewhere I hope your out there somewhere
Does anyone care humanity I hope your out there somewhere
Out there somewhere x3


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Embrace the Ending Lyrics as written by Jeffery L. Hetrick David James Felton

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    I actually know why it was written. It was becuase waylon was sad in the winter during christmas. Trust me ino i like know waylon

    xxnevermorexxon April 25, 2008   Link

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