We fell so far from home
Conscious of all the questions you will never ask
I ran into you if you could ever reach a different ending
I'm holding my breath and we don't have long

But we are ok
Tonight is the only thing that matters
It's everything you've ever wanted
But we are ok
And even as the world dissolves around us
We'll sit inside and watch it all come down

Don't worry babe
(We can work it out)
What have they done
Is this the only choice for us to completely give in
How could this happen
For all we know
This could have all been planned a long time ago
So why be alone
We won't be alone

But we are ok
Tonight is the only thing that matters
It's everything you've ever wanted
But we are ok
And even as the world dissolves around us
We'll sit inside and watch it all come down

Let the tide walk alone
(Let the tide walk alone)
Rely on no one to pull it in
Did you think that it'd be different
Well so did I

But we are ok
Tonight is the only thing that matters
It's everything you've ever wanted
But we are ok
And even as the world dissolves around us
We'll sit inside

(Even as the world dissolves around us...)
But we are ok
(...we will watch it all come down)
Tonight is the only thing that matters
(Come down)
It's everything you've ever wanted
(Even as the world dissolves around us...)
But we are ok
(...we will watch it all come down)
And even as the world dissolves around us
(Come down)
We'll sit inside and watch it all come down



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    Those lyrics aren't right. Here are the right lyrics:

    We fell so far from home, conscious of all the questions you will never ask. I'll wait and see if you can ever reach a different ending. I'm holding my breath, and we don't have long.

    But we are ok, tonight is the only thing that matters. It's everything you've ever wanted. But we are ok, and even as the world dissolves around us we'll sit inside and watch it all come down.

    Don't worry babe, we can work it out.

    What have they done? Is this the only choice for us to completely give in, how could this happen? For all we know this could have all been planned a long time ago. So why be alone? We wont be alone...

    But we are ok, tonight is the only thing that matters. It's everything you've ever wanted. But we are ok, and even as the world dissolves around us we'll sit inside and watch it all come down.

    Let the tide walk alone. Rely on no one to pull it in. Did you think that it would be different? So did I...

    But we are ok, tonight is the only thing that matters. It's everything you've ever wanted. But we are ok, and even as the world dissolves around us we'll sit inside and watch it all come down.

    Even as the world dissolves around us we will watch it all come down.

    DoTheMashon December 01, 2007   Link

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