there must be more to it than this
you count your blessings and guard your wrist
I lost my head along the way
thought maybe I had...something clever to say...hey...

more than this...
more than this...

it tasted good, it tasted sweet
and there was I time where I couldn't even sleep
next to you
almost God in angel's wings
and now I'm a man in black
hey, I'm free--look at me...

there must be more to love than this
there must be more to love than this

and maybe dogs are meant for it,
and maybe Heaven couldn't stand the face of that

it's way too beautiful for me
to see you here
you're like a bird out over the sea...
way over me...

and I'm on my knees
to see what fits
I'm on my knees to get the hell out of it
on my knees to find out what it was that I just missed!

there must be more to love than this
there must be more to love than this
more than this...

more than this...

in the clueless hillside
come glue my head right
glue my name-song
come...cool now

more than this!
more than this...

I'll...
talk it out
endless tryin'...
and you see what we've had!
and you see what you had!
see what you'll have...
more than this...


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