What happens to a man when
He spills his heart on a page
And he watches words float away then.
His feelings lie over a page alone.
There waiting for someone who cares to read them.
To open there eyes to see them.
To see if they can make his thoughts their own.

To find out that maybe your life's not perfect
Maybe it's not worth what he gives away

You can see that this broken soul is bleeding.
So you conceive your feelings inside your self
And wonder through my heart
Letting you see through me now it consumes me.
Forget your pain, and watch me fall apart.

What happens to a soul when he's trapped inside his emotions.
And all of these words he's spoken that bind him to the life he left behind.
And every new step he takes he knows that
He might not make it to all
Of these dreams he has yet to find.

That maybe your life's is not perfect
Or Maybe it's not worth what he gives away.

You can see that this broken soul is bleeding.
So you conceive your feelings inside your self
And wonder through my heart
Letting you see through me now it consumes me.
Forget your pain, and watch me fall apart.

As I fall apart.

You can see that this broken soul is bleeding.
So you conceive your feelings inside your self
And wonder through my heart
Letting you see through me now it consumes me.
Forget your pain, and watch me fall apart.

As I fall apart.


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Pages Lyrics as written by Christopher Lee Henderson Bradley Kirk Arnold

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    i see this song as a perspective point from the singer/writer... all of his thoughts and words get put onto paper, made into a song for others to listen and relate to... many personal emotions and situations have been written about, and people have a tendency to use them in their own life, instead of seeing the pain the writer has experienced

    tootz_42069on September 14, 2008   Link

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