All that will remain of us
Are a thousand voices floating in the atmosphere
Shadows falling in the dust
And i hear your voice singled out and i wanna say

You and i will never die
So don't think about all the space in between us
Get that rubbish off your mind
And how many times can i tell you i love you?

You never believed in yourself
You're living life upon a shelf
And now that the city's burning

You're radioing in
I'm radioing out
Come in, anyone
Is there anyone around?
All i wanna say
What's it all about?
Radioing in
I'm radioing out

Walking down a corridor
And i hear the sound of conversations through these walls
Feeling like a lonely soul
As the ghost of the shadows sing along with the radio
You and i will never die
As the sun's streaming in through the windows from the streets outside
Come on baby, it's alright
And how many times can i tell you i love you?
Singing

You never believed in yourself
You're living life upon a shelf
And now that the city's burning

You're radioing in
I'm radioing out
Come in, anyone
Is there anyone around?
All i wanna say
What's it all about?
Radioing in
I'm radioing out
I'm radioing out
I'm radioing out
I'm radioing out
I'm radioing out

All that will remain of us
Are a thousand voices floating in the atmosphere
Shadows falling in the dust
And how many times can i tell you i love you?


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    Whoa! I was actually looking for the song Brakes but there were no comments there. But this one has so I looked up the song. I've heard this before! ANd you guys were right! I love this song! I'm surprised it didn't stay long in the charts. But still great!

    friguskixon October 21, 2008   Link

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