Indifference Of All

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For It All
For given you so many changes
For It All
For the music that gave you memories
For It All, Inside

For all the times, the times of change
For making the difference
I'm reasoning
In judgement and equality
Conisidering this world,
Shattered against the ground!


[For it all, I need something today
For it all, Just an alternate way
For it all, I Need This Now
Different
Indifference Of ALL! ]

Indifference Of ALL! (x3)
Touch...Test...Believe...

Tommorrow, i wait to survive another day
These Issues,
are battles you faced yourself with me
Our Greatness,
is far superior then you've claimed they'd be...
I'm screaming for you, why can't you run to me?!

[For it all, I need something today
For it all, Just an alternate way
For it all, I Need This Now
Different
Indifference Of ALL! ]

Touch...Test...Believe... (x7)

Indifference Is Me...Indifference In Me!
I thought i needed you
didn't think how things could be without you
washing my life away
please take some more away, by returning,
to me
you bring some kind of need, let us see...


Lyrics submitted by gus3

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    'Indifference Of All' perfectly personifies the situation where someone must figure out how to creatively draw the line between reality, and all that is not, whilst dealing with personal conflict of another acting force, basically, a guy has a lot of personal issues continuously boiling inside of him, and in addition to fighting these personal issues, he ends up with more problems, caused by his dream remedy,... a girl.

    gus3on December 26, 2006   Link
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    basically, the battles drawn out in 'Spark' become surreal, taking the guy experiencing all of this, and causing him to fall into a realm of sub reality, and it makes all of this sort of fall into a sort of concept for the theme of things.

    gus3on December 26, 2006   Link

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