I'm coming home
I've been gone for far too long
Do you remember me at all?
I'm leaving
Have I fucked things up again?
I'm dreaming
Too much time without you spent

It hurts, wounds so sore
Now I'm torn, now I'm torn

I've been far away
When I see your face
My hearts burst into fire
Hearts burst into fire

You're not alone
I know I'm far from home
Do you remember me at all?
I'm leaving
Do you wait for me again?
I'm screaming
No more days without you spent

It hurts, wounds so sore
Now I'm torn, now I'm torn

I've been far away
When I see your face
My hearts burst into fire
Hearts burst into fire

My bed's so cold, so lonely
No arms, just sheets to hold me
Has this world stopped turning?
Are we forever to be apart?
Forever to be apart

It hurts, wounds so sore
Now I'm torn, now I'm torn

I've been far away
When I see your face
My hearts burst into fire
Hearts burst into fire

I'm coming home, I've been gone for too long
I'm coming home, do you remember me at all?
Do you remember me at all?

I'm leaving, I'm screaming, I'm dreaming
My hearts burst into fire


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    This is another cute song, so far listening to the new CD, BMFV rised to the occassion. This CD is so far, without a doubt their best, it's mature and aggressive. I love it so much. I can't wait for them to start touring to Canada. Go pick up the new CD, it's AMAZING.

    Aaronxcoreon January 27, 2008   Link

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