Oh, you and me, we're the same
Asking for more than the numbing existence
Offered us all
What did they say? What did they do?
To make you crawl back in
Despite everything that you've been through
You're still right where I left you
We can lift up our hands to the sky
Find all of those strings that they're pulling and keep from falling back
Into our old rhythmic poses
Turning us into machines

And one of these days we'll no longer betray ourselves
In any way we won't all look the same way down
And one of these days we'll no longer betray ourselves
In any way and we'll all take the same way out

And all these illusions dropped on a sea of believers
Crowding around as they hunt me down
And throw me out
While all the rest of the others
Bang their heads in the dredges

[x2]
And one of these days we'll no longer betray ourselves
In any way we won't all look the same way down
And one of these days we'll no longer betray ourselves
In any way and we'll all take the same way out

So don't give up on me
We can be still pretend
This is all just a game
That'll work itself out in the end


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    I think I got the lyrics perfectly down

    You and me were the same Asking for more more than her numbing existence Offered us all

    What did they say? What did they do? To make you crawl back in Despite everything that you've been through, You're still right here

    Where I left you

    We can lift up our hands to the sky Find all those strings that they're pulling And keep from falling back Into our own reposes It's turning us into machines

    And one of these days we'll no longer betray Ourselves in any way We will all look the same way down

    And one of these days we'll no longer betray Ourselves in any way And we'll all take the same way out

    And all these illusions Crush all who say you believe us Crowding around as they Hold, me, down and throw me out While all the rest of the others Bring all their heads in the trenches

    And one of these days we'll no longer betray Ourselves in any way We will all look the same way down

    And one of these days we'll no longer betray Ourselves in any way And we'll all take the same way out

    [Solo]

    And one of these days we'll no longer betray Ourselves in any way We will all look the same way down

    And one of these days we'll no longer betray Ourselves in any way And we'll all take the same way out

    So don't give up on me We can all just pretend it's a game That'll work itself out in the end

    VampiresLamenton November 25, 2007   Link

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