Go Away

Eisley

I am a part of your soul, boy
And when you say you're gone
I have to reach my arms outstretched to you
Because I know we're through

So go away, go away
And leave me on my own
Go away, go away
And leave me on my own

Finally it all makes sense
I could keep this all from you
And I could make a statement based on truth
But then it all comes tumbling down
Down, down, down

So go away, go away
And leave me on my own
Go away, go away
And leave me on my own
So go away, go away
And leave me on my own
Go away, go away
And leave me on my own

I am holding you (I am holding you)
I am holding you (I am holding you)
I am holding you (I am holding you)
I am holding you (I am holding you)

Go away, go away
And leave me on my own
Go away, and go away
And leave me on my own
Won't you go away, go away
And leave me on my own
Go away, go away
Leave me on my own

Honey, leave me on my own
Leave me on my own
Leave me on my own


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    Hmm... this is tough... but... I THINK... maybe... just maybe... this song could be about... toothpaste? No... too typical... uhm... bank robberies? No, no, that would be too complex... ok well now I'm just gonna wing it with a random guess... maybe about... trying to be left alone? OHH!! A STALKER!! No, no, that makes no sense what so ever... maybe about wanting to be left alone by a certain person but afraid of letting go of them... but just can't stand it, fight the feeling, they gotta go? Maybe... but I'm still leaning towards the toothpaste meaning...

    mandy9876on May 23, 2007   Link

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