But now you know that I am cold
Take me out now, I've dropped the mast down
And now I am found
Take me out now, I've dropped the mast down

Duck down, then hide, behind the file cabinet
Duck down, then hide, behind the file cabinet, down
Without ever letting go I knew you'd gone
Duck down, then hide, behind the file cabinet
Duck down, then hide, behind the file cabinet, down
Without ever letting go I knew you'd gone astray
Stranded here in this cold atmosphere
Waiting for the lifeless words to come from your mouth
Enduring every sound

This is not why
The cast is hollow
Sending the rats to follow
Under the weight of all these eyes
Fry

But now you know that I am cold
Take me out now, I've dropped the mast down
And now I am found
Take me out now, I've dropped the mast down

I lay without understanding
I don't know why I feel this way
Oh lay down girl, take my world
I know why I can't see your face
I've placed every mole there is to place
On your wasted body
Oh lay down girl and take my world
I know why I can't see your face

As the window left shattered now
We saw the withered body try to shout
You thought the price of your life was devout
And told us some things you can't live without
And was this what was best for us
And was this what was best for us

(Rest where you ought to be)
Just let it show
(Block out your misery)
I'll bring you far
(Wait for the call, you're left in the hallway)
Well I'll go for it
(People they change, and I would still be ashamed)
I'll beg you when you know
(To let the weight of the world)
I'll beg you when it shows
(Rest on your shoulders)
Well I'll go for it
(I'll fight until the war is over)
I don't believe the lies
(I'll fight until the war is over)
I don't believe the lies
(I'll fight until the war is over)
I'll die for you
(I'll fight until the war is over)
(I'll fight until the war is over)
I don't believe the lies
(I'll fight until the war is over)
I don't believe the lies
(I'll fight until the war is over)
It's staged for you
(I'll fight until the war is over)

Left at my feet rests the soul of my brother
Vengeance will fall for the deeds of another


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    I just love the fact that all of DGD's song are all so random. Gotta love the randomness. But seriousle wtf does this song mean?

    carxcrash.on May 28, 2008   Link

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