(Count it)
One year later met with death, miles, goodbyes
States, cities, friends all converted into time

Yet on the road from family and home
It feels like, it just feels right (it just feels right)
Show to show we saw the crowds grow

We played our hearts out, we wore our throats down
And every drop of sweat that we bled has been worth it
'Cause we earned it ('cause we earned it)

We'll weather the rain, the sleet, the snow and oceans
Just to get through to you
We'll weather the rain, the sleet, the snow and oceans
Just to get through to you


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    ohohoh its death miles goodbyes my brother bought the CD :D

    dom alerton July 09, 2008   Link

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