Do you remember Fazil's friend?
He used to live in the house of blend
He told a story of his life
About a fork and knife

He said when he was 22
He was mostly feeling blue
I wonder what he's up to now
If he's changed some how

Did he ever find his way to the greener side?
Or did he get his dreams denied?

I'm not the same
The years have passed
It kind of scares me how it went so fast
This brand new game
Our lives have passed
When all I wanted was to make it last

Do you remember Fazil's friend?
You said you'd be friends 'til the end
In a softworld do you trust
A guy whose lozin' must
I think he's got his fingers crossed
And that he got it all across

I hope he found the missing link
Or did he ever stop to think?

I'm not the same
The years have passed
It kind of scares me how it went so fast
This brand new game
Our lives have passed
When all I wanted was to make it last

It's a brand new game
And not quite what I thought
I can't remain the same and still achieve a lot
It's a brand new game
And now our lives have passed
With one foot stuck in the past (in the past)
Or can I ever make it last?

To Make it last
That's all I wanted
I wanted it to last
Wanted it to last

I'm not the same
The years have passed
It kind of scares me how it went so fast
This brand new game
Our lives have passed
When all I wanted was to make it last

To make it last
That's all I wanted
I wanted it to last
Wanted it to last


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    Nobody has bothered to comment on what this song is about so I will.

    I think he is just taking a little walk down memory lane through his memories of Millencolin. With all the references to old Millencolin songs and the rhetorical questions, he is sorta looking back and analysing the path that the band has taken. Maybe also highlights for him personally. He is brining up the questions some of those songs asked about himself as a person, and he seems to be rephrasing those questions for himself, to see if he has figured anything out since. once again assessing his growth as a person, along with the band.

    That's what i think anyway. Was anybody at the concert that played like two weeks ago at the Roundhouse, UNSW? That was the best damn concert ever!!!!! They played a variety of new and old songs. The energy was amazing!!!! No Cigar, Penguins and Polarbears, Cash or Clash, Bullion, Detox, Machine 15, and a few others that aren't coming to mind at the moment. lol

    duff3don April 14, 2008   Link

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