You always had what you wanted
So leave it behind
And if the glass isn't broken
Then the futures not blind
All that you know means nothing to you
But its the loss of control shatters the truth

[Chorus]
Here's the story so far
It's already here
We've made it this far
Sure we battled the spears
But life cuts to pieces
To the wounds from the secrets
Makes it all who you are

Love craves self destruction
It's a blizzard in hand
Lay your cards ion the table
But you're not in command
So burn with the fire
You so eagerly lit
Watch the flames flicker higher
Said I don't care about you

[Chorus]

Oh it's bitter the pill
That you swallow to feel
I don't care what I lost
I just thank god I'm alive

Makes it all who you are [x5]


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The Story So Far Lyrics as written by David R King Bridget A Regan

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    One of the best on the new album. Dave sounds absolutely incredible from start to finish. I hope I get to hear him sing this live some day. I've not got a lot out of it so far other than the rhyme of "the story so far"... "makes it all who you are". I suppose that means all the good and the bad all contributes to who "you" is as a person.

    heartoflead01on September 15, 2008   Link

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