I'm, alive, tonight

Call it the chance of a lifetime
Call it the deepest blue
Season two, a change in the storyline
Well I'm not afraid of what lies ahead
I remember something that someone said
"If you never think, you never change your mind"

So I'll be looking my best tonight if I lose the fight
Or fall asleep for the final time
You can come with me but you'll be cutting in line
So listen to me yeah

I can make you feel alive (alive)
And if the world is racing by tonight
We'll watch it run
And even if the end's begun, its fine
We can walk across our line
With our hopes and spirits high
Who knows what we'll find together on the other side

Oh my love, you think that its over
But I think it's just begun
And season one was a tap on your shoulder
Well I'm not afraid of what lies ahead
I remember something that someone said
"If you never blink, you never feel your eyes"

But you'll be trying your best tonight not to lose the fight
Don't fall asleep, even close your eyes
But to your surprise love, the whole whole tunnel is light
With walls of the purest white

I'm, alive, tonight

I can make you feel alive (alive)
And if the world is racing by tonight
We'll watch it run
And even if the end's begun, its fine
We can walk across our line
With our hopes and spirits high
Who knows what we'll find together on the other side

When narrow walls can seem so wide
I guess its not for us to decide

I've been running all around this empty town
Where the brightest blues and greens just turn to brown
But it feels new, because I'm so in love with you



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    I think this song is about a couple but the guy (the singer) is terminally ill. the first verse is him tyalking about death, and the life after (season two). and how he's not afraid.

    So I'll be looking my best tonight if I lose the fight Or fall asleep for the final time You can come with me but you'll be cutting in line So listen to me yeah

    "lose the fight" means die as does fall asleep for he final time, and he's saying she could die and go to heavna with him, but it's not her itme so she'd be "cutting in line" the rest is basically the same, hes embracing death and he ios ready for the adventure, and he knows he will see her again on the "other side" thats how i see it

    thefreiguy720on July 02, 2008   Link

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