Give me a deal
I'll break it
Teach me to steal
I'll take it
Tell me to Feel
I'll fake it
Make believe it's fun

Gimme a horn
I'll blow it
Gimme a rock
I'll throw it
Tell me the truth
I know it
Everything's been done

If every word
And every rhyme
Forever occupy my time
Remember I'm trying to make it
And every time we load the gun
And say that this one is the one
It's senseless fun
Disappointed

Gimme a chime
I'll play it
Read me a line
I'll say it
Gimme a sign
I'll pray it
Sacrifice my life

Get an idea
And hope it sells
Knocking on doors
And ringing bells
Gasping for air
And telling
Better hide that knife

'Cause every time
We play the game
And act like
Everything's the same
Except the name
It's expected
And all the scars
And all the fun
And all the battles we have won
To catch the sun
Disappointed

If every word
And every rhyme
Forever occupy my time
Remember I'm trying to make it
And every time we load the gun
And say that this one is the one
It's senseless fun
Disappointed

Can you tell that I'm the one
Did you know I was the one
Can you tell me
Would you tell me
Would you tell me I'm the one
Don't you know that I'm the one
Can't you tell that I'm the one
Would you tell me
Would you tell me
Would you tell me I'm the one


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    The desperation in Easdale's voice and lyric with this song is gut-wrenching. The song seems to be about Dramarama's failure to hit it big and that with each album/CD release, hopes were raised then dashed. A great, great song.

    GenerationXon March 28, 2009   Link

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