I'm staring at a broken door
There's nothing left here anymore
My room is cold, it's making me insane
I've been waitin' here so long
But now the moment seems to've come
I see the dark clouds comin' up again

Running through the monsoon
Beyond the world
'Til the end of time
Where the rain won't hurt
Fighting the storm
Into the blue
And when I lose myself I'll think of you
Together we'll be running somewhere new

Through the monsoon
Just me and you

A halfmoon fading from my sight
I see your vision in its light
But now it's gone and left me so alone
I know I have to find you now
Can hear you name and don't know how
Why can't we make this darkness feel like home?

Running through the monsoon
Beyond the world
'Til the end of time
Where the rain won't hurt
Fighting the storm
Into the blue
And when I lose myself I'll think of you
Together we'll be running somewhere new

And nothing can hold me back from you
Through the monsoon

Hey
Hey

I'm fighting all it's power coming in my way
Let it take me straight to you
I'll be running night and day
I'll be with you soon
Just me and you
We'll be there soon
So soon

Running through the monsoon
Beyond the world
'Til the end of time
Where the rain won't hurt
Fighting the storm
Into the blue
And when I lose myself I'll think of you
Together we'll be running somewhere new

And nothing can hold me back from you
Through the monsoon
Through the monsoon
Just me and you
Through the monsoon
Just me and you


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    Love Love Love Love Love TH and I am thirty one years old and happily married with two kids. My husband likes their music, my 8 year old daughter loves them and my 21 month old son has learned his first song Scream!!! He is so cute singing it. So people who say that they are a tweeny band or that they are emo are just stupid and ignorant. Get a life people, these guys are the greastes thing to come from over seas since the Beatles!

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