If God could talk, would He tell you to come back to me?
If God could talk, would He tell you it's alright, just leave
And don't look back at all the memories
The best of times, the mess you made of me
Walk on, if you think it's gonna make you strong

Why don't you run away and find yourself alive?
Go on and turn the page before your lonely world collides
What's it gonna take to break the silence
That's been tearin' you apart?

If God could talk, would He part the oceans straight to you
Make mountains move, crumble at your feet to get you through
Another day, another night alone
Step right out into the great unknown tonight
Even God knows, baby, that ain't right

Why don't you run away and find yourself alive
Go on and turn the page before your lonely world collides
What's it gonna take to break the silence
That's been tearin' you apart? If God could talk

Did you swear to yourself on the day it was over
That you'd never turn around and get locked up in another cage?
Did you tear all the pictures of us living life together
Did you burn all the memories that have been made in a fit of rage?

Why don't you run away and find yourself alive
Go on and turn the page before your lonely world collides
What's it gonna take to break the silence
That's been tearin' you apart?

If only God could talk
If only God could talk
If only God could talk
If only God could talk

Would you listen now, if God could talk?



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    I think this song is about how he knows that God would never let a love like that break apart, but she ignores that, so he's just basically saying, fine you're not gonna listen anyways, so go and get yourself a life, and just forget about me and leave me to suffer:(

    XmeatXloafXfreakXon October 26, 2009   Link

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